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2025-11-15
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Verhaltensscanner im Mannheim: Hier wird die Überwachung getestet, die so viele Städte wollen
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2025-11-15
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Organic Maps - Personal Data
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2025-11-15
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The Glasses Free 3D Map
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2025-11-10
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Rising Tides: Broadening Public Participation in Climate Action through Mixed Reality Visualization
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2025-09-29
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mobi.mapr
Wie gut ist unsere alltägliche Mobilität wirklich?
Das Projekt mobi.mapr des Baden-Württemberg Instituts für Nachhaltige Mobilität (BWIM) will genau das herausfinden – und sichtbar machen. Mit Hilfe eines Scoringsystems wird bewertet, wie einfach und effizient sich Menschen in ihrer Umgebung fortbewegen können. Ziel ist es, Mobilität messbar und vergleichbar zu machen – für Einzelpersonen ebenso wie für typische Nutzergruppen. Damit liefert mobi.mapr einen spannenden Beitrag zur Frage, wie zukunftsfähige und lebenswerte Städte gestaltet werden können.
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2025-09-23
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Maps Mania: Making Maps Easy with Ultra
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2025-08-21
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Spot - Geospatial search for OpenStreetMap
Spot allows you to search for relations between entities in OpenStreetMap.
Spot can analyse your prompt for entities, their relations and location and display the matching results on a map.
DW Innovation
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2025-07-03
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Stadtspaziergänge ohne Hitze-Stress: Diese App navigiert dich durch den Schatten | heise online
https://heal.openrouteservice.org/#/place/@8.68112,49.410757,12
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2025-07-02
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Build 3D Scene Graphs for Spatial AI LLMs from Point Cloud (Python Tutorial)
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2025-06-25
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Extract
Planning applications made to councils get compared against historic maps and other key policy documents that can be difficult to access. Important information is often stored on handwritten paper notes, microfiche or is locked away in PDF documents. Without it residents and developers struggle to understand what they can build or what home improvements are allowed in their area before making their applications. As a result, estimates suggest 250,000 hours are spent by planning officers each year manually checking documents and a third of applications submitted annually get rejected.
New digital software can help to streamline the planning application process. Government backed, open-source tools such as PlanX are being used live in councils to help the public to better understand what information to submit with their applications, reducing time to validate a pre-application from 6.5 days to 1.3 days in Doncaster Council, and reducing incoming calls to planning helplines by 60% in Camden, saving 21 hours per month. However, local planning authorities face a significant data barrier when trying to adopt this software because it requires data in modern formats to function effectively.
Armed with the right data and software, councils will serve the public more quickly, transparently and predictably to process more applications and permit more home improvements.Extract drastically reduces the effort required of local councils to become digitally mature by automating the conversion of PDF planning constraints into modern, usable data.
