What Is It?
Geospatial data are most commonly provided as interactive maps or datasets that can be analysed, compared, and combined with other sources of information. They help users gain a better understanding of regional disparities, support infrastructure planning, and enable evidence-based decision-making based on accurate geographic information.
Who Is It For?
Public sector analysts and decision-makers
Business analysts and investors
Scientists and researchers
The media and the public
How to Use It?
The interactive maps available on the Lithuanian Data Portal display a wide range of indicators, from population and business data to environmental information. Users can explore and analyse these indicators without the need for specialised software. By selecting a topic of interest, such as “Population” or “Business”, data can be viewed either in grid cells or according to administrative boundaries, such as municipalities or elderships.
For advanced users and analysts, spatial data can often be downloaded in open formats, such as Shapefile or GeoJSON, or accessed through automated services and interfaces. This makes it possible to integrate geospatial data directly into applications and analytical solutions, enabling more advanced and continuously updated spatial analysis.