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Visualization of big data in the browser

We make data visible, tangible and usable. The best way to do this is with visualizations in the browser. Browser-based applications are the ideal medium for presenting large amounts of data in an easy-to-understand and intuitive way. This makes it possible for users to discover contexts for themselves, to carry out analyses and to perform spatial planning more easily.

Making context comprehensible

Large amounts of data can be displayed particularly well and performantly with broswer-based applications – and very easily put into context with factors such as time and geography. This makes it much easier for users to grasp complex data and visually understand the relationships between them. With the ARD climate map, for example, users can explore climate changes in Germany on their own - on the map and over time.

Visualizations facilitate analyses

Large amounts of data that are visually processed in graphics or on the map are easier to grasp. This simplifies their analysis and the derivation of insights, e.g. for optimizing processes.

For leading shared mobility providers, for example, we develop solutions that help answer key questions about mobility services on a data basis.

Maps simplify spatial planning

When we put data on the map, it suddenly becomes spatially tangible. In this way, we can bring building plans to life, create digital twins of our cities, and facilitate site planning.

With our demo "Moving Hamburg", for example, we show how digital twins can be implemented and what benefits they have in the context of the smart city.

Our strengths in the development of data visualizations

We bring data to life on interactive maps, in time series, and in dynamic charts. Our services include the processing of data, the conception, the design, and the implementations of interactive data visualization.

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What data visualization can do

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Frequent questions about custom data visualizations on maps

Why should we use custom map visualization instead of standard tools?
Standard tools often reach their limits when it comes to design freedom and performance with large data volumes. Our custom solutions are based on modern web technologies such as WebGL and deck.gl. This enables us to render millions of data points smoothly in the browser, implement complex animations, and adapt the design exactly to your corporate branding.

What types of data can be visualized?
In principle, any data with a geographic reference (geodata). Our solutions are particularly strong in visualizing movement data, environmental data, and real estate data.

How is the performance with very large datasets (Big Data)?
We use GPU-accelerated rendering (graphics card power in the browser). Technologies like deck.gl allow us to visualize datasets with hundreds of thousands or even millions of points (e.g., every single tree in a city or all taxis in New York) smoothly and without lag. Users can zoom and filter seamlessly.

Can these visualizations be integrated into our existing dashboards & software?
Absolutely. Our visualizations are not isolated islands. We often develop them as modular web components that can be seamlessly embedded into your existing software, analysis tools, or customer portals. Data can be loaded dynamically from your APIs or databases.