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Smart city ISO

Every city we can evidence, scored against the same 86 ISO 37122 criteria so the percentages compare like with like. The assessments are built and kept current by AI agents; the data underneath is not generated, it is pulled from named public registers and every source is listed. Rank cities, compare any two, and find what a place has not evidenced yet.

ISO 37122 — cities: 386
ISO 37122 — nations: 71
ISO 37122 — criteria: 86

Worldwide · 71 nations

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Worldwide: 386 cities across 71 nations, scored against 86 evidence-based criteria. Rank, compare, and find the gaps.

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National infrastructure

The constraints any site actually runs into — power, water, access, connectivity, and what is designated or already buried in the ground. Layers are chosen and kept current by AI agents; the data underneath is not generated, it is pulled from named public registers and every source is listed on the map.

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11 maps built for United Kingdom.

ISO 37122 — cities: 77
ISO 37122 — avg score: 72.7%
Infrastructure — maps: 11
Infrastructure — map layers: 171
Infrastructure — datasets: 170

auto_awesomeCitymirror AI MapUnited Kingdom

Explore intelligently

The intelligence layer over national infrastructure. Ask in plain English and get the answer drawn on the map — the model reads a catalogue of every dataset, what each one measures and at what grain, then plans the query, runs it in your browser and cites what it used.

Every other map here answers inside one domain. This one reasons across all of them, so a question can cross from heritage to flood risk to grid capacity in a single step — and keep going, because it knows what is already on your map.

Plain-English questionsCross-domain spatial reasoningEvery answer cites its sourcesRuns in your browser

Open_ai_map 170 datasets635,377 features13 domainsUK for now

hubKnowledge graphUnited Kingdom

How all 174 datasets connect

Every dataset across all 13 live infrastructure domains, typed by what kind of thing it is and linked by how it actually constrains the others. The maps answer questions inside one domain; this is the one that crosses them.

13 domains174 datasets957 relations632,460 featuresOpen_graph

The water, coast & flood map, showing its data layers across the UK

water_drop17 layers

Catchment to coast

Water, coast & flood

The rivers of Great Britain with measured flow, every monitored storm overflow, the shoreline policy that decides which coast gets defended, and the flood areas behind it.

Flow & levelsWastewater & riskCoast & designated watersBoundaries & context

The energy networks & generation map, showing its data layers across the UK

bolt15 layers

Grid and generation

Generation, storage & flexibility

Every UK renewable and storage project above 150 kW — operational, consented and in planning — the fossil and nuclear stations the renewables-only register can't carry, and the built flexibility estate: batteries, hydro, HVDC converters and the substations they attach to.

GenerationTransmission & seabedDistribution networksOffshore oil & gasLive dataStorage & flexibility

The transport & logistics map, showing its data layers across the UK

directions_transit16 layers

Access and freight

Strategic road & access nodes

The motorway and trunk A-road network as continuous routes, every numbered motorway junction, and the rail, metro, ferry, air and coach nodes hung off it.

Strategic road networkFixed access nodesFreight gatewaysRefuellingInterchangeConstraints

The digital connectivity & compute map, showing its data layers across the UK

dns15 layers

Connectivity and compute

Telecom estate

The physical network as OpenStreetMap has mapped it — data centres, the legacy telephone exchange and street cabinet estate, and the towers, masts, antennas and satellite earth stations that carry the wireless side.

ComputeFixed networkWireless

The biodiversity & natural capital map, showing its data layers across the UK

eco16 layers

Designated nature

Protected sites

Every statutory nature designation in Great Britain as its actual boundary — SSSIs, Special Areas of Conservation, Special Protection Areas, Ramsar wetlands, National and Local Nature Reserves, and Marine Conservation Zones.

Statutory designationsEuropean sitesReservesMarineRecovery

The green space & public realm map, showing its data layers across the UK

park15 layers

Parks and public realm

Green space & protected landscape

The designated landscape of England, Wales and Scotland — National Parks, National Landscapes, 16,226 parcels of registered common land, Scotland's wild land areas, heritage coasts and the character areas that frame them all — as boundaries rather than points.

Protected landscapesParks & public realmLandscape framing

apartment15 layers

The built stock

Designated heritage

Britain's designated heritage in one place — 40,567 of the highest-graded listed buildings, 32,281 scheduled monuments, the conservation areas that remove permitted development, and the 4,877 assets on the at-risk register.

Designated heritageConditionMarine heritageLocal designation

The ground conditions & industrial legacy map, showing its data layers across the UK

layers16 layers

Below the surface

Ground conditions & contamination

What is already in the ground before anyone builds on it — 21,733 closed landfill sites, the permitted waste estate, 11,640 quarries, the mining waste left behind, and the groundwater and drinking water sources underneath.

Contamination legacySoil & groundwater

The materials, waste & circularity map, showing its data layers across the UK

recycling15 layers

Circularity and disposal

Waste & materials estate

Where material comes from and where it ends up — the licensed waste estate in England and Wales, every closed landfill, 11,640 quarries, and the recycling, transfer, scrap and wastewater sites OpenStreetMap has mapped.

Licensed capacityCollection & reprocessingExtractionPlan-making

The land, planning & designations map, showing its data layers across the UK

architecture16 layers

Constraint and supply

Land, planning & constraint

What the planning system has drawn on the map: the green belt holding development back, the brownfield registers offering land forward, and the designations that decide what may be built without asking.

RestraintLand supplyPlan-makingPermitted development removedEnvironmental constraintCommunity

The hydrogen & ccus networks map, showing its data layers across the UK

cloud15 layers

Clusters and corridors

CO₂ storage

Where the UK plans to put its carbon — 27 storage licences, the sites and complexes inside them, the areas offered for application, and the 478 depleted hydrocarbon fields that are the candidate stores.

Licensed storagePipeline of capacityGeologyOnshore rights