Category: Geodata

Vacancy in the center, growth on the outskirts Do you live in a "doughnut village"? This term describes rural villages or suburbs in which the town centers are increasingly being replaced by

Or to put it geographically: where darkness makes more thieves... Over the past four years, the number of domestic burglaries in Germany has changed considerably. Especially in the

Although local authorities already have a lot of data, it is often fragmented, incomplete or in incompatible formats. This is why they are sometimes supported externally with tools and high-quality data sets in the necessary processes. For example, building data such as year of construction, living space or heating age is used to create digital twins of the municipalities that replicate physical reality and simulate scenarios.

Industry is the largest energy consumer in Germany, but private households are right behind. They use the majority of their energy to heat apartments and houses. Despite improved insulation in recent decades, energy demand continues to rise as living space increases.

Efficient energy planning can be supported by the Nexiga heat demand map, which shows the heat demand in detail down to street level.

Industry is the largest energy consumer in Germany, but private households are right behind. They use the majority of their energy to heat apartments and houses. Despite improved insulation in recent decades, energy demand continues to rise as living space increases.

Efficient energy planning can be supported by the Nexiga heat demand map, which shows the heat demand in detail down to street level.