We can process data in all sorts of formats: a map, a report, or, for example, a digital dashboard or an infographic.
Using ‘Apeldoorn in Figures’, you can visualise statistical information at district, village and neighbourhood level within the municipality of Apeldoorn. ‘Apeldoorn in Figures’ is an important source of information for policy officers, administrators, village and neighbourhood councils, councillors and the business community, as well as for members of the public who are interested in the fortunes of the municipality or of their own neighbourhood and the area covered by their village or neighbourhood council.
The main topics are:
A large number of indicators are available for each topic. The sources for this data include Statistics Netherlands (CBS), the Province of Gelderland, the BRP, STUF-TAX and the BAG.
The example below shows the population size for each neighbourhood.
A web map is an interactive geographical map containing information.
A web app is a digital map that looks like a website. It can be opened on PCs, mobile phones and tablets, and has additional features that allow users, for example, to filter or query the data displayed.
In this example, you can create your own digital map and tick the boxes to select which map layers you want to see. For example, the number of playgrounds and dog walking areas in a neighbourhood.
View a live example of a web app
Take a look at an example of a web app that can be used to tell a story (Spatial Quality)
The city map can be used as a base for all sorts of maps.
Infographics are used to convey information quickly and clearly. In an infographic, text and images form a single, integrated whole. The use of infographics is also referred to as data visualisation. Examples of infographics include charts, instruction diagrams or maps. An infographic allows the reader to take in information at a glance (or step by step). This makes the information in an infographic more accessible than if it were presented in plain text form.
The external viewer contains various map layers with information on heritage, the Basic Registers and the town planning guidelines. This viewer can be accessed from both inside and outside the Apeldoorn network.
Do you have a question about the Data Portal, the Data Lab or the Data Portal’s data and products?
Email opendata@apeldoorn.nl