Data

The Swiss Federal Government champions open data principles. Their aim is to lay a robust foundation for informed decision-making, benefiting both policymakers and the public, while unlocking the potential of data-driven innovation to drive societal and economic progress.

Geoda.ch is rooted in Swiss open data pertaining to real estate. We gather and amalgamate data from public archives. While the original datasets are often shared in GIS format targeted at specialists, Geoda.ch transforms this information into easily readable and understandable formats for every address in Switzerland. Just as oil powered the industrial era, data is the pivotal raw material of the digital age. In this context, Geoda.ch serves as a refinery for open data.

Radon risk

Elevated radon concentrations in indoor air can harm your health and lead to cancer. Radon kills an estimated 300 persons annually and is the second most significant cause of lung cancer in Switzerland after smoking. A Geoda.ch housing report gives you information on the most significant risk factors for radon contamination for all Swiss addresses.

Health

Trafic noise

One in seven people in Switzerland has to put up with excessive noise pollution, particularly from road traffic. Traffic noise reduces life expectancy. Every year, the Swiss population loses approximately 69,300 life years that could have been lived out in good health in the absence of noise pollution. A Geoda.ch housing report gives you information on traffic noise for all Swiss addresses.