When location is part of the question.
Places, routes and spatial relationships can be part of a software problem — in logistics workflows or the analysis of access to services, for example. Rico has deepened his geodata and location-intelligence knowledge through work in logistics.
We start with the problem here, too: Which data is available and permitted? Which rules apply? How can results and uncertainty be checked? That determines a useful implementation.
Our own work: TellMeWhere
The Rostock research case study examines walking access to everyday shopping using different data sources and rules. It presents calculated results, sources and open questions. This is a bluvolve-owned initiative, with no client reference implied.
Read the Rostock study (German)Your problem determines the solution.
Geodata is one part of our experience. bluvolve also develops integrations, workflow applications and new digital products. Whether spatial data matters follows from the task.