Municipality of Arnhem

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.

Automated facial comparison for first registration in the Basic Registry of Persons (BRP), resettlement applications and naturalisation applications for persons over 18 years old. This algorithm helps the registrant prevent "look-alike fraud". Sourced from the Rijksdienst voor Identiteitsgegevens (R...

The algorithm supports the consultants of the municipality of Arnhem in deciding on benefit applications, correctly registering the results and producing documents.

To apply for life support, the municipality of Arnhem uses Centric's eDienst. Based on read-in data and answers provided by the applicant, the algorithm determines whether the applicant is eligible for social assistance (maintenance) benefits.

The individual income supplement is a sum of money that the municipality gives once a year if a resident has to live on a low income for three years or more. The supplement can be spent freely, on which no tax has to be paid.

A resident can earn extra monies when they start working part-time (part-time) while receiving social assistance benefits. The resident receives this reward - after submitting a pay slip - automatically through an algorithm.

In Arnhem, scan cars drive around, driven by employees of the parking company P1. These scan cars use license plate recognition to check whether a parking right exists and if not, an additional charge (parking ticket) is sent.

An environmental zone applies in the centre of Arnhem for highly polluting diesel-fuelled vehicles. These include lorries, passenger cars and also vans. This environmental zone has been set up to keep out the most polluting vehicles.

The pre-reading software on our website, ReadSpeaker also includes a (DNN) algorithm. "ReadSpeaker uses next-generation Deep Neural Network (DNN) technology to structurally improve voice quality at all levels."