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This is used for climate stress tests and provides insight into wind chill, and how it can be influenced. This is determined from different elements such as foliage, shade and wind, which can be analysed separately. As a result, the module also provides tools for wind, shade and sun angle analyses.

The SCIL is a short test to recognise whether there is an indication of mild intellectual disability (LVB) in someone aged 14 years and over. The result of the SCIL is calculated using an algorithm. The SCIL helps council staff to quickly see if someone needs extra support. Examples: extra guidance ...

Every year, the Inland Revenue assesses which citizens are required to file income tax (IH) returns. Those who meet the conditions will receive an invitation to do so. This invitation entails a legal obligation to file a tax return.

The Tax Administration wants to help citizens claim tax refunds in an accessible way when they may be entitled to them. The Money Refund Letters (GTB) algorithm automatically selects which citizens are eligible. They will receive a message about it.

This page provides information about the algorithm 'Weighting of world income declaration NINBI'. This algorithm assesses whether a world income declaration may be incorrect or incomplete.

This page provides information about the algorithm 'Optimal distribution between tax partners'. This algorithm automatically calculates the most favourable tax distribution of deductions and joint income between partners filing a joint tax return.

The algorithm in the municipality of Arnhem's anonymisation tool recognises and anonymises, among other things, (personal) data and confidential data in documents before they are published or shared.

This algorithm allows users to quickly and easily search the website(s) using Algolia. It provides features such as a search field, filters, infinite scrolling, search suggestions and sorting of results. Thus, users easily find what they are looking for and discover new products and information.

To make the city safer, the municipality, together with its social partners, coordinates various approaches at the intersection of safety, care and the social domain from the Action Centre for Safety and Care (AcVZ).

Amsterdam is a busy city. This can sometimes lead to traffic unsafe situations. By collecting data on the numbers of pedestrians, it is possible to take measures to manage the crowds. If a situation becomes unsafe due to excessive crowding, the municipality can intervene.