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Detection of homogeneous (even) vegetation.

Detecting green cover on arable land.

These are indicators commonly used in economics that, for example, provide insight into market shares in a defined product and geographical market or the degree of concentration in a market. Examples are HHI and the delta in HHI, CR4, LOCI and WTP. The results are checked against the picture from th...

This concerns a dashboard that quickly provides initial insights in the event of a concentration of hospitals (a concentration is a merger, acquisition or collaboration). The user enters data on the hospitals and market delineation. The dashboard interactively displays the operating area of the hosp...

This algorithm helps the ACM determine the area where companies' customers are located. This reveals whether there is overlap and whether enough competition remains. This is important for competition investigations. To determine this, location data of customers or deliveries are requested.

The algorithm indicates the type of tuition fees a student has to pay to an educational institution to attend a funded higher education course. This can be statutory tuition fees or institutional tuition fees. The government sets the statutory tuition fee and the educational institution sets the ins...

The Business Comparison Tool product has databases with information on business data to make comparisons between businesses. The externally purchased product provides a platform (website) where that data can be viewed and downloaded.

Every year, the Tax Administration receives more than 10 million income tax returns, which must be finalised within three years. Therefore, the Tax Administration uses an algorithm to detect returns containing possible mistakes by citizens.

Gemeente Almere uses a game to assess the suitability of job applicants in internal and external applications.

The algorithm in the software is mainly set to recognise and anonymise privacy-sensitive information in documents. Basis for this is the AVG. The tool is also used to highlight and mask information that cannot be shared for other reasons (based on another basis, e.g. the Woo) in a document.