Open Data: Gold Without Rush

When you need data from the past, it is too late to start collecting it. If you need satellite data, it is unlikely that you can have your own sensors in the space. Working with open data is sometimes cheaper than with market vendor data. But most open data is not processed. We made the investment to clean it for you.

Blog: Why is it so hard to work with it?

Search Things Not Strings

A very cold winter is coming to Europe.
Thermowatt is looking for specific locations in the Hague, then South Holland, then in the Benelux, then in the EU, to pump out the energy from lukewarm wastewater, protecting both your energy costs, the climate, and the biodiversity of natural water bodies.

Blog: Open Linked Data & Semantic Search for Buildings

Link Unconnected, Hard-to-use Data

Just weeks before the tragic, but sadly predictable Belgian floods we connected some open, but unprocessed opinion poll data about the perception of flood risk, hydrological data about the actual risk of flood, and public finance data in the extremely decentralized country.

Blog: Connect Hydrological, Public Finance, and Opinion Poll Data

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Software solutions

Our new, vertical observatories bring ESG and antitrust solutions from our domain-specific observatories. The competition observatory is in an early, conceptual phase. We are currently making progress with the ESG reporting issue, which overlap, for example, in providing evidence against greenwashing.

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We want to make a big impact directly on SDG Goal 16 with increasing transparency, fighting greenwashing, and SDG Goal 17 with offering free, open-source solutions that are applicable even in the least developed environments, and which are packaged into affordable for-profit and public benefit services.

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Looking for partners

We are looking for partners within the Dutch AI Coalition Culture and Media Working Group and similar organizations to integrate our data observatories into global knowledge graphs and to use them deploy trustworthy AI. ☛ blogspot ☛ slides

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Learn R With Our Team

Participating in open source is often a highly collaborative experience. We’re encouraged to create in public view, and we’re incentivize to welcome contributions of all kinds from people around the world. This makes the practice of open source as much social as it is technical. ☛ slides

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