Urban analysis for planners

Evidence for land use, density and access decisions, for any neighbourhood, without waiting on a GIS team. Every metric comes with its source.

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What changes for planners

GIS requests queue behind other departments.

Planners run the analysis themselves, with no GIS training.

Reports need consistent, sourced numbers.

50+ metrics with data sources on every site, exportable to PDF and GeoJSON.

Public consultation needs clear maps.

Figure ground, land use and street network maps ready for print.

How planners use UrbanEyes

  1. Step 1

    Measure the area

    Density, land use mix, green cover, amenity access and walkability.

    UrbanEyes Site Analysis

  2. Step 2

    Map it

    Figure ground and network maps as PDF, SVG or GeoJSON for QGIS and ArcGIS.

    UrbanEyes Maps

  3. Step 3

    Compare scenarios

    Massing options and environmental simulation for proposed changes.

    UrbanEyes Site Analysis

What you take away

  • Land use and density metrics
  • Green cover and open space
  • Amenity and transit access
  • Walkability indicators
  • Figure ground and network maps
  • GeoJSON for your GIS
Site Analysis: From €4.1 per analysisMaps: Unlimited free map exports within a 350 m radius

Questions from planners

An urban context analysis describes how a site or neighbourhood works: its land use, density, built form, movement network, open space, amenities and environmental conditions. UrbanEyes quantifies each of these and maps them.

Yes. Maps exports GeoJSON and KMZ, so you can continue in QGIS, ArcGIS or Google Earth.

OpenStreetMap and Overture Maps for buildings, roads and land use, the Open-Meteo archive for climate and ESA WorldCover for land cover. AI-generated narrative metrics are marked with sources and confidence.

UrbanEyes for other teams

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