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1. trurodiocese.org.uk › wp-content › uploadsAbout the hurch of England National urial Grounds Survey

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   2.8 How long will it take? It will take about 6 months to complete a whole diocese. 3 Surveying & Mapping 3.1 What happens on survey day? AG will give at least two weeks notice of the intended survey date. Upon arrival the surveyor will walk the churchyard to assess the best survey route. The actual survey will take 1 or 2 hours depending on

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   If a churchyard is maintained by a local authority or parish or town council, AG will be in contact with the relevant organisation to advise of the project. Consent from the church is still required to proceed. 2.8 How long will it take? It will take about 10 months, on average, to complete a whole diocese. Large dioceses may take longer than

3. lawandreligionuk.com › 2021/09/01 › digital-mappingDigital mapping of Church of England churchyards | Law ...

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   Sep 1, 2021 · The ground survey is expected to take less than half a day and involve a member of Atlantic Geomatics staff walking through the churchyard with a backpack containing an array of lasers and cameras. There will be no impact on the churchyard or people and it is not necessary to close the churchyard for this purpose.

4. www.churchofengland.org › media › press-releasesNationwide digital churchyard mapping project begins

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   Aug 30, 2021 · Operatives will aim to survey around nine or ten sites a day using back-pack mounted laser scanning equipment, GPS and cameras. Taking tens of thousands measurements every second the surveyors will then process the data to create accurate maps of each churchyard.

5. www.churchofengland.org › resources › churchcareThe National Burial Grounds Survey - The Church of England

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   Jul 25, 2024 · The Church of England, with support from Historic England and other partners, including Caring for Gods Acre, has created a digital map and database of all burial grounds in England, which will be accessible through the Church Heritage Record.

6. www.elydiocese.org › the-national-burial-groundThe National Burial Ground Survey Project - Diocese of Ely

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   Feb 9, 2023 · The National Burial Ground Survey project was announced by the Church of England in September 2021 and aims to survey and map all churchyards in England and provide a digital online map free to all parishes through the Church Heritage Record.

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   How long does a churchyard survey take?

   • ive at least two weeks notice of the intended survey date. Upon arrival the surveyo will walk the churchyard to assess the best survey route. The ctual survey will take 1 or 2 hours depending on the area. Please note the surveyor t be able to move about uninterrupted during the survey

   About the hurch of England National urial Grounds Survey

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   How many churchyards are surveyed?

   • The first of 19,000 churchyards will be surveyed as part of a Church of England project to create a free digital map of every grave and feature in every churchyard in the country.

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   How does a churchyard survey work?

   • Operatives will aim to survey around nine or ten sites a day using back-pack mounted laser scanning equipment, GPS and cameras. Taking tens of thousands measurements every second the surveyors will then process the data to create accurate maps of each churchyard.

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   How long does a ground survey take?

   • The ground survey is expected to take less than half a day and involve a member of Atlantic Geomatics staff walking through the churchyard with a backpack containing an array of lasers and cameras. There will be no impact on the churchyard or people and it is not necessary to close the churchyard for this purpose.

   Digital mapping of Church of England churchyards

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   What is the National burial ground survey?

   • The National Burial Ground Survey project was announced by the Church of England in September 2021 and aims to survey and map all churchyards in England and provide a digital online map free to all parishes through the Church Heritage Record.

   The National Burial Ground Survey Project - Diocese of Ely

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   What is the first churchyard scanned by a surveyor?

   • The ancient church of St Bega on the shores of lake Bassenthwaite in the Diocese of Carlisle is the first churchyard to be scanned by surveyors using sophisticated laser equipment, as part of the national programme.

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8. news.sky.com › story › every-grave-in-the-church-ofEvery grave in the Church of England's 19,000 graveyards is ...

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   Sep 5, 2021 · Funded by Historic England, the National Lottery Heritage Fund, and two genealogy websites, the company charged with the task, Atlantic Geomatics, hope to complete the survey in seven years.