Norway
Foot-traffic and movement data for Norway.
What's available
Activity at points of interest: stores, venues, attractions.
Activity within regions, neighborhoods, or grid cells.
- Neighborhoods7 datasets
- Municipalities (al2)2 datasets
- 250m Grid8 datasets
Movement along roads and pedestrian routes.
Custom boundaries. Have your own map? The Norway metrics can also be attributed to boundaries you define (trade zones, sales territories, property outlines), so the data lines up with the geography your organization already uses. Reach out to support@pine59.com to set it up.
How it all fits together
Everything in Norway starts from signal, the underlying mobile signal we observe. Signal is what tells us a device was present somewhere; every dataset below is a product built on top of it.
The raw signal: where devices are, when.
What we measure: foot traffic, trade area, demographics, …
Where we measure it: a set of venues, neighborhoods, or routes.
How often: daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly.
One queryable surface, e.g. monthly foot traffic at Safegraph Places.
Each row in the list below is one specific metric × map × cadence combination, materialized from the signal listed at the bottom of this page.