Heritage Information Access Simplified (HIAS) is a programme of interlinked projects designed to simplify and improve public access to heritage data held or generated by Historic England, by Local Authority Historic Environment Records and by other bodies.
Historic England has developed a series of projects that aim to simplify access to heritage information, under the umbrella of the Heritage Information Access Strategy (HIAS).
HIAS is a business and culture change programme for those involved in the production and handling of heritage information.
Find out the rationale for the Heritage Information Access Simplified (HIAS) strategy, its principles, partners and what it will achieve.
Data Transfer
A project to ensure that local Historic Environment Records get records relevant to them that were previously created by Historic England.
National Security Copy (NSC)
We will ensure that a secure copy of the complete national record exists to protect against data loss for future generations.
National Marine Heritage Record
We are currently developing the National Marine Heritage Record, a dynamic dataset for everyone to search for records on marine heritage.
Heritage Gateway Improvement
A project to develop a new and better Heritage Gateway to provide an online overview of England's historic environment.
OASIS V Reporting Tool
A project to improve a tool for uploading and accessing information and reports about investigations into the historic environment.
Heritage Reference Data Management System
We are developing a new Reference Data Management system to aid the dissemination of heritage reference data across the heritage sector.
Reimagining the National Marine Heritage Record for England
Historic England has presented progress on developing the National Marine Heritage Record at an international conference.
National Security Copy Field Test
This page describes a field test for a security copy of Local Historic Environment Data to mitigate against potential loss of data.
OASIS Rollout Milestone Achieved
We reached an important step in the rollout of the heritage investigation reporting tool OASIS V in England, with successful remote user training.
Research on HER Backlogs: Identifying How Much Still Needs to be Recorded
News about a research project on the backlog of material across all Historic Environment Records in England.
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