- Satellite imagery for examining the retrospective evolution of urban sprawl.
- Identification of land occupation, street encroachments, vacant plots.
- Estimation of the density of human settlements thanks to drones.
- Up-to-date mapping of the state of buildings, roads, facilities.
- Population census and inventory of needs via online forms and/or tablet computers.
- Elaboration and update of land registry map, automated addressing campaign.
- Drawing up of a multisector GIS GIS Geographic information system: system designed to gather, store, process, analyse, manage and display all types of spatial and geographic data , superimposing data from different sectors.
- Identification of available areas for extension or relocalisation.
- Data collection on uses and social needs via crowdsourcing Crowdsourcing Consists in the use of information, creativity, expertise or intelligence of a large number of people through the intermediary of a platform. From an economic approach, it may be a question of distributing a large number of tasks for the lowest cost. From a collaborative, social or altruistic approach, it is a question of making use of the specialist or volunteer networks of the general public to collect or process information. and SMS
- Estimation of the distances and obstacles between population and basic equipment.
- Tools for alerting of difficulties on the roads for quicker responses.
- Census of social demands via blogs and pages on social networks.
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