A few samples of our work

Network mapping

These interactive network diagrams never fail to fascinate.

But there's more to their appeal than simple entertainment. With this data structure we can see not just who's in a community but how they're connected to each other, the nature of the relationships and how they vary over time or across different categories.

Visit our community mapping example to see this in action.

Footfall counters

Managing our parks and open spaces means we need to understand how they are used.

This low-cost experiment placed motion sensors along footpaths in several parks in Plymouth; analysing the data showed us how the patterns change over time and gave us some insights into how and why people use the space.

Take a look at our demo to see how busy the different paths were.

Data Mince - getting started with demographic context

No matter how sophisticated the toolset or how complex the problem, we almost always need to start with the same initial collection of demographic data; population, income, deprivation, working patterns and so on. This is what we call our 'data mince'.

Here's a quick sample of what you can do with open data.