As more cities begin to implement smart city planning based on data science, location intelligence insights help shape policies that will benefit neighborhoods and the people who live in them.

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Location intelligence is the ability to visualize spatial data to identify and analyze relationships and trends, answering questions such as:

• Where is existing infrastructure being tested?
• Which roads are the highest priority for maintenance?
• When should this maintenance take place so that traffic disruptions are minimized?
• How can urban planners take into account accurate historical and current traffic patterns to develop short- and long-term studies?

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