Data - GEOLYTIX' Blog

How can data help our tourist towns recover?

We’ve been pondering this question at Geolytix. Here in our local state of Victoria, Australia, our tourist towns have been hit by the double whammy of horrific bushfires followed by the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Postal

Geolytix UK Postal

"For speed and certainty always use a postal district number on your letters and notepaper"

Retail Data

Geolytix UK Retail Places

Geolytix Retail Places is the ultimate product for profiling, describing and modelling UK retail. The data set currently has 21,942 identified areas of retail reaching from City Centres to parades of 3 units. It continues to be a popular and established product since it's very first release in 2012.

Public Transport

UK Public Transport

Geolytix produce multiple GeoData packs which are updated annually and available as a purchased product or use within our services work. Public Transport is vital data when making location-based decisions.

Artificial Intelligence

Machine Learning with spatial Big Data: How Uber helped us get there.

There is a notable trend in multinational corporations encouraging their location planners to work more closely with their colleagues in different countries as well as those doing analytics in different

Data

Inferring Traffic Counts from Network Centrality

We were recently asked by a client to incorporate an element of traffic and road utilisation into the modelling of their network blueprint as they investigate opportunities to locate drive-thrus.

Convenience Stores

4 Years of Retail Points

It’s been 4 years since the first release of Retail Points (previously Open Supermarkets) and hasn’t it been an exciting time in the world of grocery. The ‘big

Convenience Stores

Retail Points Update - December 2017

6 facts about this release for the 6th day of Decemeber: 1 Booths closed – Morecambe (March)2 Whole Foods closing – Giffnock & Cheltenhem6 Waitrose closures – Cardiff Green Street (June), Palmers

Austria

European Census Data and Boundaries

Censuses have been a critical element of running a civilisation since civilisation began. If Luke is to believed, Jesus of Nazereth was only born in Bethlehem due to the strictures