Municipality of The Hague

The Hague Pandbrigade wants to arrive at a modern digital working method for Careful Facade Image. To take a step in that direction, the HPB is doing this learning project with image recognition of advertisements.

Predicting busy car parks is a European collaborative project aimed at developing a Mobility Analytics as a Service (MAaaS) toolkit. The aim is to efficiently manage, analyse and visualise large amounts of mobility data. Specifically, it involves predicting parking garage fill rates.

SafeSpend is an online application that uses algorithms to pre-emptively identify potential incorrect, duplicate and/or fraudulent payments (before the payment actually takes place).

Through AI, aerial photos are analysed for changes in outdoor space to properties. In this way, changes can be more easily recognised and recorded in municipal records.

To monitor tourist rentals, the municipality combines data from licence registration and overnight bookings. A dashboard shows this information to inspectors, who use it to determine where inspections are needed. In case of violations, administrative measures can be taken.

The reporting system's algorithm recognises words in reports, such as 'rubbish' or 'pavement', and automatically determines the correct category and department. As a result, reporters no longer have to choose a category, and reports are dealt with faster at the right department.

The algorithm was originally developed for the detection of forgotten luggage. Later, it was deployed for recognising added waste next to underground containers

Digital scanning and categorisation of types of byplacements at Orac's.

Algorithm that detects a sound and determines what kind of sound it is. The type of sound is recorded.

Determining and approving the WOZ value based on appraisal models and preparing an appraisal report.

Algorithm that detects which noise can be seen in the spectrogram based on spectrograms. The algorithm aims to get an overall picture of where, when what types of noise are present so that further research can be done on them.

Quality-Bot (Q-Bot) independently discovers existing and new patterns in the data. We use these as Quick Scan to estimate data quality and detect possible errors. Then, good patterns can be adopted as data quality rules to continuously monitor data quality.

Retrieve building data such as area/size, type, layout, geometry (shape and location) from various types of drawings for use in (basic) registrations. The status of PDF2GIS is 'under development'. PDF2GIS is in the test phase of phase 1 flat drawing (of 3 phases).

Prediction model providing risk scores on road accidents based on a broad dataset of road characteristics and accidents.

TLCGen is an application for creating/generating uniform, high-quality and manageable traffic control programmes for traffic lights.

The V-MRDH is a traffic model in the software Omnitrans (developer is DAT-Mobility, Deventer). The algorithm calculates the amount of travel (car, public transport and bicycle) based on input data such as networks and demographic data. The model is used, internally at The Hague, at other municipalit...

It is a traffic model to provide city-wide insight into the nuisance caused by activities (construction works, road works and events) on the Bereikbaarheidsregie network (the Hague's main traffic network), in order to safeguard Hague's Accessibility as much as possible.

The programme provides a visual representation of traffic flow on roads and intersections. The reality and possible future situation are sketched and simulated based on the inputs. With this computer model, options for road and intersection layouts and traffic arrangements can be compared and thus h...

COCON (COherent CONglomerate of traffic control software) is the most widely used programme in the traffic control engineering world to determine the order in which traffic flows are handled at intersections (and what is and is not allowed at the same time). The outcome is input for the traffic cont...

The purpose of the algorithm is to automatically scan license plates for the purpose of parking enforcement and environmental zone enforcement.

Algorithm that can identify target groups within the group of people on welfare based on characteristics. The goal is: tailored services to work or participation.

Several analyses are carried out in the Focus on Undermining project, see also website www.zichtopondermijning.nl. Work is ongoing to add insights and (new) analyses.

The Wmo forecasting model provides a prediction of the number of unique users and costs of Wmo with a six-year forecast horizon. Predictions are made at district level for both the Wmo total and sub-products of the Wmo (Help with Household, Support at Home and Assistive Technology and Services).

Based on the turnout in the first 3 hours (according to the Polling StationApp), a forecast is made over the next 10 hours for crowding and ballot paper take-up.

The algorithm works on the basis of camara images and detects vessel type, speed, and time of entry and exit. Also generates an alert at high speed and night passage.

Algorithm that can help registrants avoid "look-alike fraud". Sourced from the National Authority for Identity Data (RvIG)

The Youth Aid prediction model predicts the number of unique young people with Youth Aid without a stay with a six-year prediction horizon. Besides the number of young people, predictions are also made on costs. Predictions are made at district level, for city districts and for all of The Hague.

The population forecast provides Insight into the composition, distribution and future size of the population.

The algorithm calculates which absence reports made by schools can be assigned to which compulsory attendance officer.

The model helps detect and analyse irregularities and irregularities following the allocation of a Wmo/Jeugdwet provision. The model signals whether further investigation is needed into the spending of funds.

Used by the largest Dutch municipalities, the algorithm checks whether a person is eligible for benefits based on fields filled in the application form.

The algorithm is used by largest Dutch municipalities and determines, based on laws and regulations, whether there is a right to a benefit, type of benefit, amount and duration and gives this as advice to the counsellor.

Algorithm that counts the number of people in a camera image

Algorithm that classifies movements in a group on camera images

Algorithm that on the Scheveningen promenade ensures that (after counting and determining group dynamics) the camera clip is blurred.

Based on decision rules, a list of houses in the municipality of The Hague that have been sold after 1 March 2022 and fall under the temporary regulation on buyback protection, chapter 7 Housing Act, known as the Buyback Protection Act.

Smart bin with sensors compresses waste, thanks the user and signals to the municipality of The Hague when it is full.

Rule-based algorithms are used to support the performance of debtor and creditor management.