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Dispersed data
Open data, local registries and technical datasets are often fragmented.
Territory Hub
Decide where to invest, using data you can defend.
Data-driven support for urban planning, mobility and public investment choices.
The Territory Hub applies the MAATAI-LAB method to local public decisions: prioritizing investments, combining spatial data, making trade-offs visible and documenting the rationale behind choices.
Territory decisionv1.0
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Prioritize
Rank investments under budget and operational constraints.
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Explain
Make spatial criteria understandable to stakeholders.
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Discuss
Give technical teams and decision-makers a shared support.
Territorial decision-making
Maps should support discussion, not shut it down.
VELODIT gives technical teams, elected officials and partners a shared support to discuss priorities, objectify trade-offs and explain investment choices.
Territorial decisions
Local authorities face the same discipline of justification.
Urban planning and mobility choices involve imperfect data, budget constraints, political visibility and a growing demand for transparent criteria.
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Competing priorities
Safety, continuity, equity and usage potential must be balanced.
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Need for discussion
Maps and scores must support debate, not close it.
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Traceable choices
Investment priorities need documented criteria and assumptions.
Available solutions
Territorial products now cover cycling and school surroundings.
VELODIT prioritizes cycling investments. ECODIT prioritizes school surroundings to secure. FRAÎCHEUR will be integrated after the dedicated materials are finalized.
VELODIT
Cycling investment prioritization
Identify where cycling investments can produce the greatest impact.
ECODIT
School surroundings to secure
Rank school sites by priority, keep actionability separate and support multi-year programming.
FRAÎCHEUR
Urban heat resilience
Upcoming product for prioritizing cooling interventions using open spatial data.
ECODIT interface
School-site prioritization, from map to decision card.
The demonstrator on Lyon shows how the tool filters by territory, displays priority classes and explains why a school site should be treated.
Explainable territorial prioritizationPriority, actionability and site-level explanation remain distinct.
School surroundingsNew product
FRAÎCHEUR — prioritize urban cooling.
FRAÎCHEUR ranks 200 m grid cells by the need for action against heat, while separately identifying visible intervention levers. Its bridge with ECODIT highlights double-benefit schoolyards.
FRAÎCHEUR
Where should the city be cooled before next summer?
Morphological overheating, resident sensitivity, exposed population and distance to cool resources are combined into an explainable score.
Explore FRAÎCHEUR →
A one-pager to present the three territory tools.
VELODIT, ECODIT and FRAÎCHEUR share the same foundation: fine grid, open data, priority separated from ease of action, and verifiable explanations.
Discuss a concrete case in your territory.
A first exchange can identify the data available, the decision to support and the most useful pilot format.