A collection of 12 posts
Abstract: Geofences are the cornerstones of spatial analysis, underpinning applications from park visitation to customer foot traffic measurement. However, inferences about visits become particularly intricate at the geofence's edge. This article
Geolocation data is an important source of real-world context and insights for many industry verticals. GPS tends to be the dominant source of geolocation data by volume. Our blog post this week revisits
> This blog post contains excerpts from the research paper titled "Segregation Across Neighborhoods in a Small City" by Shu En Lee, Jing Zhi Lim, and Lucas Shen from the Asia
> This blog post delves into the relevance of GPS-based mobility datasets sourced from telecommunications carriers and mobile operators for solving real-world problems. > Sign up for our webinars to learn from our
GeoDash [https://auth.lotadata.com/signup.html?origin=https://geodash.lotadata.com].ai provides Mobile Analytics and People Intelligence with fascinating visuals for apps, publishers, demand partners, and telcos. Team CITYDATA.ai were
This week, C [https://docs.lotadata.com/]ITYDATA.ai released version 2.0 [https://docs.lotadata.com/] of the mobile data SDK. This is a significant milestone for our company and for the
McKinsey estimates that today’s car has the computing power of 20 personal computers, features about 100 million lines of programming code, and processes up to 25 gigabytes of data an hour. While
The shopping mall is ingrained in our culture. American families would look forward to fun weekend outings at the local shopping mall. Malls offered exciting new worlds of wondrous discoveries, where anticipations were
"Please set your portable electronic devices, including any mobile phones, to flight mode," boomed the Flight Service Manager as she rushed past my seat. This was my third warning. The aircraft
Mobile marketers analyze billions of anonymized and aggregated mobile location signals or geo-cookies each day to understand why people are where they are and what is on their minds. > Just like web
One in five people already block mobile ads. 70 million Americans will turn on an ad blocker on their mobile device in 2016. That number will jump to 87 million in 2017, per
Mobile gamers are an interesting bunch. We should know. We are them. The typical mobile gaming session transpires at home and at work, through commutes, across multiple different places and venues, intertwining in-game