Algorithmic systems of Amsterdam
Learn about the use cases where we currently utilise algorithmic systems as part of our city services.
Economic Services Departments
Automated parking control
In Amsterdam, the number of cars allowed to park in the city is limited, keeping the city liveable and accessible. The municipality checks whether a parked car has the right to be parked, for example, because parking fees have been paid via a parking meter or app, or because the owner has…
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Economic Services
Illegal holiday rental housing…
Amsterdam has limited living space; both for citizens and visitors. If a citizen wants to rent out their home or houseboat to tourists, they need to meet certain requirements. For example, they can do so for a maximum of 30 nights per year and a maximum of 4 people at a time. They must…
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City management
Reporting issues in public…
When someone encounters rubbish or a maintenance issue on the street or in a park, they can report this to the municipality via an online reporting system. A dangerous traffic situation or disturbance from people or cafe’s can also be reported. This system used to be a collection of…
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