Science and technology
Environment
Rural Environment
Society and welfare
Town planning and infrastructures
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General information
Description
Green Urban Data is a technology-based company specialising in environmental analysis applied to sustainable urban planning. Its mission is to help cities adapt to climate change by generating environmental and green infrastructure indicators based on open data and geospatial technology.
Foundation year
Year of company creation
2017
Headquarters
Headquarters
Valencia
Offices
Offices in
Valencia y Madrid
Employees
1-10 employees
Level of internalization
Level of internalization
Chile y EE.UU.
Main products and services
Main products and services
iAmbiental: Online service for obtaining environmental indicators.
Healthy Routes: Web application that promotes healthy mobility.
Green Alert: Service for detecting vegetation on abandoned plots of land for cleaning purposes.
InduSmart: Online service for managing industrial areas.
Key to success
Key to success
Green Urban Data is positioned as a leading company in the use of environmental and geospatial data for sustainable urban planning, facilitating evidence-based decision-making for public and private entities. Its success is based on several key factors:
- Climate impact-oriented approach: its solutions enable the quantification of indicators such as green coverage, thermal vulnerability and urban ecosystem services, aligning local action with climate change adaptation objectives.
- Accessible automation: through proprietary algorithms and open data processing, it simplifies complex tasks such as satellite image analysis and thematic mapping.
- Intuitive and modular design: its platform is designed for municipal technicians, without the need for advanced GIS knowledge, and easily adapts to different scales and territories.
With this approach, Green Urban Data is driving the digital transformation of cities towards greener, more resilient models focused on the environmental health of citizens.
Data used
Open data used
Copernicus
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) EarthExplorer
Urban Information System (SIU)
National Geographic Information Centre (CNIG)
National Geographic Institute (IGN)
State Meteorological Agency (AEMET)
National Statistics Institute (INE)
Land Registry
Links to data sources
Clients
Customers
Public sector
- Local administrations
- Provincial administrations
- Regional administrations
- State administration
Private sector
- Service management companies (park and garden maintenance)
- Data platform companies
- Freelance consultants and green infrastructure consultancies
Marketing model
Marketing model
- Subscription payment
- Payment per service
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