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83 tools: DWD pollen danger index for Germany (hazel, alder, birch, ash, grasses, rye, mugwort, ragweed) for today, tomorrow and the day after, by region or by point., Heat stress for a place in Germany: official DWD heat warnings plus hourly heat index (NOAA) and humidex from the DWD MOSMIX forecast for the next days., Find the Bundestag constituency (Wahlkreis, election 2025) for a coordinate or a municipality key, including split cities with several constituencies., Trade tax and property tax multipliers (Hebesätze) of a German municipality for 2024 with the effective trade tax rate and its rank within the state., Official standard land value (Bodenrichtwert, EUR/m²) at a location in Berlin, Lower Saxony or North Rhine-Westphalia with reference date, zone, type of use, development state, floor area ratio and contribution state., Cadastral parcel (Flurstück) at a German location from the official open ALKIS services: parcel ID, Gemarkung, Flur, number, official and computed area, perimeter, address text, land use and the boundary as GeoJSON., Rooftop solar potential of a building in North Rhine-Westphalia: roof faces from the official LoD2 model with area, tilt and orientation, suitable area, possible PV peak power and annual yield from PVGIS for each roof orientation., Development plans (Bebauungspläne) at and around a location in Berlin or Hamburg: plan name, legal status (in force, in procedure, repealed), adoption date, content summary and link to the plan document., ….

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• journey_plan 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  Own RAPTOR router (round-based public transit routing, Delling/Pajor/Werneck 2012) over the complete national German timetable, no external routing server. Earliest arrival for 0 up to 4 transfers, repeated with later start times to return non-dominated connections (later departure, earlier arrival or fewer transfers). Transfers: at least 2 min at the same stop, walking between stops up to 400 m straight line (×1.3 detour at 1.2 m/s) or between platforms of one station. Planned timetable from the gtfs.de Germany feed (free edition, CC BY 4.0, based on DELFI e.V. national timetable data; stop positions partly © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), feed of 07.11.2026 valid 07.11.–07.12.2026; the data_basis field of every response states the exact feed and validity. Price reflects the routing effort over about 1.8 million trips.

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• radon_area 0.003 USDC paid never probed

  Offline lookup of the municipalities designated as Radon-Vorsorgegebiete by the Länder under § 121 StrlSchG / § 153 StrlSchV, as compiled by the Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz (BfS overview, status 15 June 2021, based on the Länder official gazettes; designations are reviewed at least every ten years). Listed names were matched to AGS keys of BKG VG250 01.01.2026; Verbandsgemeinden listed as a whole (Sachsen-Anhalt) are expanded to their member municipalities, the whole Landkreis Wunsiedel i. Fichtelgebirge is designated. A point is resolved to its municipality with the VG250 point-in-polygon lookup of point-to-ags. Flags municipalities whose territory changed after the designation (possible partial coverage).

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• service_frequency 0.004 USDC paid never probed

  Counts all scheduled departures of the station (all platforms) on the service date by hour (00–27 incl. after-midnight trips of that service day) and by time band (early 04–06, morning peak 06–09, day 09–16, afternoon peak 16–19, evening 19–22, night 22–04). Per line and headsign: trips, first/last departure, median and maximum headway in minutes between 06:00 and 20:00. Planned timetable from the gtfs.de Germany feed (free edition, CC BY 4.0, based on DELFI e.V. national timetable data; stop positions partly © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), feed of 07.11.2026 valid 07.11.–07.12.2026; the data_basis field of every response states the exact feed and validity.

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• reachability_compare 0.015 USDC paid never probed

  Runs one isochrone per site on a common grid (Routing runs on HALOWERK's own graph of the German road and path network built from OpenStreetMap (Geofabrik germany-latest.osm.pbf, data until 2026-11-12, ODbL 1.0; 25 million nodes, edges at most 200 m long). Profiles: car uses maxspeed tags (or class defaults such as 30 km/h residential, 70 km/h primary, 120 km/h motorway) at 85 % as free-flow speed with oneways; bike 18/14/10 km/h on smooth/rough/unpaved surfaces with cycling oneways and bicycle access rules; foot 4.8 km/h on all walkable ways.) and counts, per site, the reachable area, the Zensus 2022 population (100 m grid, Destatis, dl-de/by-2-0) and the OpenStreetMap points of interest of the chosen categories (HALOWERK extract of 2026-11-12, ODbL) inside the reachable area. Also returns the travel time between the sites and the rank of each site per metric. The reachable area is the set of grid cells (50 m foot, 100 m bike, 200 m car; coarser for very large areas) crossed by reachable network segments, including partially reachable segments up to the time limit, widened by one cell; areas away from any way (fields, forests, water) are therefore not counted as reachable.

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• area_coverage 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  Runs one multi-source Dijkstra from all origins (Routing runs on HALOWERK's own graph of the German road and path network built from OpenStreetMap (Geofabrik germany-latest.osm.pbf, data until 2026-11-12, ODbL 1.0; 25 million nodes, edges at most 200 m long). Profiles: car uses maxspeed tags (or class defaults such as 30 km/h residential, 70 km/h primary, 120 km/h motorway) at 85 % as free-flow speed with oneways; bike 18/14/10 km/h on smooth/rough/unpaved surfaces with cycling oneways and bicycle access rules; foot 4.8 km/h on all walkable ways.) and intersects the reachable cells with the given polygon (cell-centre test, holes respected). The reachable area is the set of grid cells (50 m foot, 100 m bike, 200 m car; coarser for very large areas) crossed by reachable network segments, including partially reachable segments up to the time limit, widened by one cell; areas away from any way (fields, forests, water) are therefore not counted as reachable. Reports the polygon area on the grid, the reachable part, the Zensus 2022 population inside the polygon (100 m grid, Destatis, dl-de/by-2-0) and the covered/uncovered population; optionally the uncovered part as GeoJSON.

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• bike_isochrone 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  Speeds come from the steady-state cycling power equation P = v·m·g·(sin α + Crr·cos α) + ½·ρ·CdA·v³ with the given rider power and system mass (CdA 0.5 m², air density 1.2 kg/m³, rolling resistance 0.006/0.012/0.025 on smooth/rough/unpaved surfaces from OSM surface/tracktype, descents capped at 30/22/15 km/h; e-bike adds 200 W support up to 25 km/h). Gradients per network edge (≤ 200 m) come from the BKG DGM200 terrain model (200 m grid, © GeoBasis-DE / BKG, dl-de/by-2-0) on HALOWERK's own OpenStreetMap graph (data until 2026-11-12, ODbL), with bicycle access rules and cycling oneways. Also runs the same rider on flat terrain for comparison. The reachable area is the set of grid cells (50 m foot, 100 m bike, 200 m car; coarser for very large areas) crossed by reachable network segments, including partially reachable segments up to the time limit, widened by one cell; areas away from any way (fields, forests, water) are therefore not counted as reachable.

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• walkability_de 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  Runs a 20-minute walking search (4.8 km/h) on HALOWERK's own OpenStreetMap foot network (data until 2026-11-12, ODbL) and computes the network walking time to every point of interest of 17 categories (HALOWERK OSM extract, same date), each snapped to the nearest walkable way within 150 m with the straight access walk added. Returns per category the nearest walking time and counts within 5, 10 and 15 minutes, intersection density (network nodes with three or more ways per km² of the 10-minute area) and a documented score: weights supermarket/convenience 20, public transport 15, pharmacy 10, doctor 10, kindergarten 10, school 10, park/playground 10, bakery 5, drugstore 5, post office/library 5; full points up to 5 minutes, linear to zero at 20 minutes.

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• catchment_overlap 0.012 USDC paid never probed

  Two isochrone searches (Routing runs on HALOWERK's own graph of the German road and path network built from OpenStreetMap (Geofabrik germany-latest.osm.pbf, data until 2026-11-12, ODbL 1.0; 25 million nodes, edges at most 200 m long). Profiles: car uses maxspeed tags (or class defaults such as 30 km/h residential, 70 km/h primary, 120 km/h motorway) at 85 % as free-flow speed with oneways; bike 18/14/10 km/h on smooth/rough/unpaved surfaces with cycling oneways and bicycle access rules; foot 4.8 km/h on all walkable ways.) on one common grid; The reachable area is the set of grid cells (50 m foot, 100 m bike, 200 m car; coarser for very large areas) crossed by reachable network segments, including partially reachable segments up to the time limit, widened by one cell; areas away from any way (fields, forests, water) are therefore not counted as reachable. For each cell the travel times from both sites are compared: exclusive and shared area and population (Zensus 2022 100 m grid, Destatis, dl-de/by-2-0), overlap shares relative to each catchment and the time-based split of the shared population (closer to A, closer to B, equal within one minute). Optional GeoJSON of the overlap.

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• heritage_check 0.005 USDC paid never probed

  Queries the open monument WFS services where they exist with an open licence: Berlin (Denkmalkarte, Landesdenkmalamt, all monument types incl. Bodendenkmale, dl-de/zero-2-0), Hamburg (Denkmalkartierung of the Denkmalschutzamt incl. ensembles and UNESCO world heritage zones, dl-de/by-2-0) and Cologne (Denkmalliste of the Stadtkonservator, dl-de/zero-2-0). The municipality is resolved with VG250 (point-to-ags); for each returned object the point-in-polygon test and planar UTM32 distance are computed. Other areas are rejected with not_covered because no open register is available.

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• departures_planned 0.003 USDC paid never probed

  Departure board from the planned national timetable: all platforms of the station (GTFS parent_station) are combined, trips are filtered by their service calendar for the requested date (including trips of the previous service day after midnight), stops without boarding (pickup_type 1) and the terminus of a trip are excluded. Planned timetable from the gtfs.de Germany feed (free edition, CC BY 4.0, based on DELFI e.V. national timetable data; stop positions partly © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), feed of 07.11.2026 valid 07.11.–07.12.2026; the data_basis field of every response states the exact feed and validity.

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• deutschlandticket_fit 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  Runs the own RAPTOR router twice over the national planned timetable: once with all services and once restricted to services covered by the Deutschlandticket. Classification by the Deutschlandticket tariff rules (deutschlandticket.de, 2026): local and regional transport inside Germany is included; DB long-distance (ICE/IC/EC), FlixTrain/FlixBus, night and other long-distance trains and coaches are excluded; ferries, cable cars, funiculars, heritage/tourist railways and unclear foreign train categories are marked uncertain and are not used in the restricted search. Legs starting or ending outside Germany (VG250 via point-to-ags) are excluded. Planned timetable from the gtfs.de Germany feed (free edition, CC BY 4.0, based on DELFI e.V. national timetable data; stop positions partly © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), feed of 07.11.2026 valid 07.11.–07.12.2026; the data_basis field of every response states the exact feed and validity.

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• protected_areas 0.005 USDC paid never probed

  Queries the WFS of the Bundesamt für Naturschutz (BfN Schutzgebiete, compiled from the Länder nature conservation authorities, used under GeoNutzV) with a bounding box around the point in ETRS89/UTM32 and computes for every returned area whether the point lies inside (even-odd rule over all rings) and the planar distance to its boundary in metres. Returns category, legal basis, name, Land, BfN and Natura 2000 site codes, area in hectares, date of the ordinance where published, and a link to the EEA Natura 2000 viewer. Filter by categories; radius up to 5 km.

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• stops_nearby 0.003 USDC paid never probed

  Radius search over all served stops in the national German timetable with an R-tree index; platforms are grouped into their parent station (GTFS parent_station). For each station: GTFS stop_id, name, position, distance to the nearest served platform, number of platforms, modes and line names with operator. Planned timetable from the gtfs.de Germany feed (free edition, CC BY 4.0, based on DELFI e.V. national timetable data; stop positions partly © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), feed of 07.11.2026 valid 07.11.–07.12.2026; the data_basis field of every response states the exact feed and validity. Stops without any scheduled trip in the feed period are omitted.

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• transfer_risk 0.004 USDC paid never probed

  Finds the arriving trip (line, planned arrival) and the departing trip (line, planned departure) at the station in the national planned timetable, measures the straight-line distance between the two platform positions, estimates the walking time (×1.3 detour, 1.2 m/s) plus a generic minimum transfer of 2 minutes, and classifies the remaining margin: below 0 min infeasible, 0–2 min high, 2–5 min medium, over 5 min low; rail-to-rail transfers under 5 minutes buffer are raised one class because train delays are more frequent than bus/tram delays in Germany (heuristic). Reports the next departure of the same line and headsign (wait time if missed) and how many other departures leave within 60 minutes. Planned timetable from the gtfs.de Germany feed (free edition, CC BY 4.0, based on DELFI e.V. national timetable data; stop positions partly © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), feed of 07.11.2026 valid 07.11.–07.12.2026; the data_basis field of every response states the exact feed and validity.

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• transit_isochrone 0.015 USDC paid never probed

  Walks on the HALOWERK OSM foot network (4.8 km/h) to all stops within the access limit, runs RAPTOR one-to-all over the gtfs.de Germany planned timetable (DELFI e.V., CC BY 4.0; HALOWERK timetable core) with up to the given number of transfers (2 minutes buffer, walking transfers up to 400 m) and then walks on from every reached stop for the remaining time. The reachable area is the set of grid cells (50 m foot, 100 m bike, 200 m car; coarser for very large areas) crossed by reachable network segments, including partially reachable segments up to the time limit, widened by one cell; areas away from any way (fields, forests, water) are therefore not counted as reachable. Optional Zensus 2022 population (100 m grid, Destatis, dl-de/by-2-0).

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• commute_shed 0.02 USDC paid never probed

  Car: reverse Dijkstra towards the site on the HALOWERK OSM graph (Routing runs on HALOWERK's own graph of the German road and path network built from OpenStreetMap (Geofabrik germany-latest.osm.pbf, data until 2026-11-12, ODbL 1.0; 25 million nodes, edges at most 200 m long); free-flow speeds). Public transport: own reverse RAPTOR (latest departure for a given arrival) over the gtfs.de Germany planned timetable (DELFI e.V., CC BY 4.0; same data as the HALOWERK timetable services), with walking on the OSM foot network (4.8 km/h) up to 10 minutes at the destination end, transfers with 2 minutes buffer and the remaining time for the walk from home. Population: Zensus 2022 100 m grid (Destatis, dl-de/by-2-0). Reports per limit the population and area by car, by transit, by either and the transit-to-car ratio.

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• meeting_point 0.015 USDC paid never probed

  Runs one Dijkstra search per person (Routing runs on HALOWERK's own graph of the German road and path network built from OpenStreetMap (Geofabrik germany-latest.osm.pbf, data until 2026-11-12, ODbL 1.0; 25 million nodes, edges at most 200 m long). Profiles: car uses maxspeed tags (or class defaults such as 30 km/h residential, 70 km/h primary, 120 km/h motorway) at 85 % as free-flow speed with oneways; bike 18/14/10 km/h on smooth/rough/unpaved surfaces with cycling oneways and bicycle access rules; foot 4.8 km/h on all walkable ways.) up to the search limit and evaluates every network node reached by everybody (or every candidate: OSM points of interest of one category from the HALOWERK extract of 2026-11-12, or up to 50 given points). Objective "sum" minimises the total travel time, "max" the longest single trip (fairness); ties are broken by the other objective. Returns the best place with each person's minutes and up to three alternatives at least 1 km apart.

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• point_to_ags 0.002 USDC paid never probed

  Point-in-polygon lookup in the official BKG VG250 administrative areas (Gebietsstand 01.01.2026, 1:250,000, dl-de/by-2-0) with a Flatbush spatial index. Returns the 8-digit Amtlicher Gemeindeschlüssel, the 12-digit Amtlicher Regionalschlüssel, designation (Stadt, Gemeinde, gemeindefreies Gebiet), Verwaltungsgemeinschaft, Kreis, Regierungsbezirk and Land with ISO 3166-2 code. Handles exclaves (multipolygons), city states, unincorporated areas, municipal water areas in the North/Baltic Sea and Lake Constance (technical line, no municipalities). Reports the distance to the nearest edge of the polygon and flags points closer than 250 m because VG250 is generalised to DLM250 accuracy.

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• route_shape 0.004 USDC paid never probed

  Finds the line by name among all routes calling at the given station, groups its trips into stop patterns (identical stop sequence) and returns the most frequent variants as a GeoJSON FeatureCollection (RFC 7946, WGS84). The free national feed has no shapes.txt, so each LineString connects the stops in order (stop-to-stop course, not the exact track or road geometry). Planned timetable from the gtfs.de Germany feed (free edition, CC BY 4.0, based on DELFI e.V. national timetable data; stop positions partly © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), feed of 07.11.2026 valid 07.11.–07.12.2026; the data_basis field of every response states the exact feed and validity.

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• last_departure 0.004 USDC paid never probed

  Evaluates the service date from 12:00 on: all trips of that service day (GTFS times beyond 24:00 included) plus trips of the following service day leaving before 04:00. Per line and headsign the last departure, plus all departures after midnight (night service). With a destination, finds the last direct trips (no transfer) that call at the destination after the origin, with arrival time. Planned timetable from the gtfs.de Germany feed (free edition, CC BY 4.0, based on DELFI e.V. national timetable data; stop positions partly © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), feed of 07.11.2026 valid 07.11.–07.12.2026; the data_basis field of every response states the exact feed and validity.

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• plz_to_municipality 0.002 USDC paid never probed

  Postcode areas from OpenStreetMap (boundary=postal_code relations, extract yetzt/postleitzahlen release 2026.02, ODbL) were rasterised together with the BKG VG250 municipalities (01.01.2026) on a 50 m grid in the equal-area ETRS89-LAEA projection; each pair carries the share of the postcode area and the share of the municipal land area. Overlaps below min_share in both directions (default 1 %) are treated as boundary-generalisation slivers and summed separately. Also returns postcode area, share outside German municipal land (e.g. Jungholz/Kleinwalsertal, sea) and the area centroid.

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• heavy_rain_hazard 0.005 USDC paid never probed

  Queries the BKG Hinweiskarte Starkregengefahren (HWK_SRG, product status 2024, 1 m raster, dl-de/by-2-0) for the Land of the point: 2D hydrodynamic simulation on DGM1 without sewer system and infiltration for an exceptional event (100-year, KOSTRA-DWD 2020; Rhineland-Palatinate SRI 7) and an extreme event (100 mm/h, NRW 90 mm/h; Rhineland-Palatinate SRI 10; Saarland only exceptional). Point values come from WMS GetFeatureInfo on 1 m cells; with radius_m the depth maps are read pixel by pixel (1 m) and classified with the service legend. hazard_hint is a simple summary of the highest depth class (own rule: <10 cm none, 10–30 low, 30–50 moderate, 50–100 high, >=100 very high). Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria are not covered by HWK_SRG.

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• gtfs_validate 0.005 USDC paid never probed

  Static validation against the GTFS Schedule reference (gtfs.org): required files (agency, stops, routes, trips, stop_times, calendar or calendar_dates) and columns, empty required fields, duplicate keys, foreign keys (agency, route, service, trip, stop, parent_station), location_type rules, route_type values (base and extended), colours, URLs, IANA time zones, YYYYMMDD dates and ranges, HH:MM:SS times, stop_time order and arrival/departure consistency, implausible speeds between consecutive stops, unused stops/routes, trips with fewer than two stops, expired calendars. Notice codes follow the naming of the MobilityData GTFS validator. Up to 4 MB ZIP (25 MB uncompressed) or 3 MB of files and 300,000 rows.

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• isochrone 0.008 USDC paid never probed

  Routing runs on HALOWERK's own graph of the German road and path network built from OpenStreetMap (Geofabrik germany-latest.osm.pbf, data until 2026-11-12, ODbL 1.0; 25 million nodes, edges at most 200 m long). Profiles: car uses maxspeed tags (or class defaults such as 30 km/h residential, 70 km/h primary, 120 km/h motorway) at 85 % as free-flow speed with oneways; bike 18/14/10 km/h on smooth/rough/unpaved surfaces with cycling oneways and bicycle access rules; foot 4.8 km/h on all walkable ways. A one-to-all Dijkstra search runs from (or, with direction "to", towards) the nearest suitable way to the point. The reachable area is the set of grid cells (50 m foot, 100 m bike, 200 m car; coarser for very large areas) crossed by reachable network segments, including partially reachable segments up to the time limit, widened by one cell; areas away from any way (fields, forests, water) are therefore not counted as reachable. Polygons are traced from the cell grid (outer rings counter-clockwise, holes clockwise) and coarsened when they exceed max_points. Optional check points get their travel time. No external routing service is used.

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• isochrone_population 0.01 USDC paid never probed

  Counts the Zensus 2022 population (100 m grid, reference date 2022-05-15, Destatis, dl-de/by-2-0) whose grid-cell centre lies inside the isochrone. Routing runs on HALOWERK's own graph of the German road and path network built from OpenStreetMap (Geofabrik germany-latest.osm.pbf, data until 2026-11-12, ODbL 1.0; 25 million nodes, edges at most 200 m long). Profiles: car uses maxspeed tags (or class defaults such as 30 km/h residential, 70 km/h primary, 120 km/h motorway) at 85 % as free-flow speed with oneways; bike 18/14/10 km/h on smooth/rough/unpaved surfaces with cycling oneways and bicycle access rules; foot 4.8 km/h on all walkable ways. The reachable area is the set of grid cells (50 m foot, 100 m bike, 200 m car; coarser for very large areas) crossed by reachable network segments, including partially reachable segments up to the time limit, widened by one cell; areas away from any way (fields, forests, water) are therefore not counted as reachable. Returns cumulative population and area per time limit, the population of each ring between limits, density and share of the German total; polygons on request.

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• pollen_forecast unknown never probed

  Reads the official pollen danger index of the Deutscher Wetterdienst (medical meteorology) with its 27 forecast regions and returns, for the requested region, federal state or point (mapped to its federal state; all part regions of that state are listed, since DWD publishes no point geometry), the index per pollen type for today, tomorrow and the day after (0 to 3 with half steps), the official legend text and the time of the last and next update. Source: Deutscher Wetterdienst.

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• heat_stress unknown never probed

  Reads current DWD heat warnings (strong or extreme heat, UV) for the municipality of the point and computes, from the nearest DWD MOSMIX station forecast (temperature and dew point), the hourly relative humidity, NOAA heat index (Rothfusz regression with adjustments) and humidex for up to 72 hours, with daily maxima and NOAA categories (caution from 27 °C). This is not the DWD "gefühlte Temperatur" or UTCI, which need radiation and wind models; the official heat warning is the authoritative signal.

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• constituency_lookup unknown never probed

  Uses the official constituency geometry of the Bundeswahlleiterin for the 21st Bundestag (BTW 2025, VG250-based, ungeneralised) for coordinates and the official municipality-to-constituency table (Gebietsstand 30.11.2024) for AGS input. For coordinates in municipalities that lie wholly in one constituency the legal municipality assignment wins over the geometry; for split cities (Berlin, Hamburg, Köln, München …) the geometry decides. Coordinates are not geocoded from addresses; pass WGS84 coordinates.

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• hebesatz_lookup unknown never probed

  Reads the Destatis dataset "Hebesätze der Gemeinden 2024" (Grundsteuer A, Grundsteuer B, Gewerbesteuer in percent for about 10,750 municipalities; the most recent municipality-level release that is openly downloadable without registration). Adds the effective trade tax burden on the trade income as 3.5 % tax base rate (§ 11 GewStG) × Hebesatz, the state median and the municipality’s percentile within its state, both computed from the same dataset. Year 2024 is always stated in the result.

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• land_value_boris unknown never probed

  Looks up the Bodenrichtwert zone containing the point in the open BORIS services of the Länder: Berlin (WFS Bodenrichtwerte 01.01.2026, dl-de/zero-2-0), Lower Saxony (BORIS.NI WFS, VBORIS/BRM model, dl-de/by-2-0; only the most recent reference date is returned) and North Rhine-Westphalia (BORIS-NRW WMS GetFeatureInfo on all zone layers, current reference date, dl-de/zero-2-0). Codes for type of use, development state and contribution state are translated with the Bodenrichtwertrichtlinie (BRW-RL 2011) code lists; the raw codes are returned as well. Several overlapping zones (e.g. building land and agricultural land) are all returned. Other Länder have no open machine-readable land values connected and are rejected with not_covered.

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• parcel_geometry unknown never probed

  Queries the open "ALKIS vereinfacht" WFS of the Land (AdV product specification 2.0; Thuringia 1.0) or the Berlin ALKIS parcel WFS with a 1 m box around the point in ETRS89/UTM, selects the parcel that contains the point (even-odd rule over all rings) and returns the Flurstückskennzeichen, Gemarkung with key, Flur, parcel number (Zähler/Nenner), the official area (amtliche Fläche), the area and perimeter computed from the delivered boundary (corrected for the UTM scale factor), the address text, actual land use with areas, last update and the boundary as WGS84 GeoJSON. Covered: Berlin, Brandenburg, Hamburg, Hessen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Sachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt, Thüringen; licences per Land (dl-de/zero-2-0, dl-de/by-2-0, CC BY 4.0, § 24 HVGG) are returned in data_basis. Other Länder (Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Bremen, Saarland, Schleswig-Holstein) offer no open parcel WFS and are rejected with not_covered.

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• roof_potential unknown never probed

  Loads the building containing the point from the official 3D building model LoD2 of North Rhine-Westphalia (Geobasis NRW, OGC API Features, CityJSON, dl-de/zero-2-0, model of 2025/2026), converts every RoofSurface to ETRS89/UTM32 and computes area (Newell normal, scale-corrected), tilt and azimuth. Faces with tilt up to 60° that do not face north (azimuth outside 315°–45°, flat roofs always) and have at least 5 m² are counted as suitable. Peak power = suitable area × usable_share × kwp_per_m2. Specific yield per orientation group (tilt 5° steps, azimuth 15° steps, largest six groups) comes from the EU JRC PVGIS 5.3 PVcalc API (SARAH3 radiation 2005–2023, crystalline silicon, terrain horizon on, user-set system loss); flat roofs are evaluated at their own tilt facing south. Price covers the external PVGIS calls.

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• zoning_plans unknown never probed

  Queries the open plan registers of Berlin (WFS bplan of the Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung: plans in force, in procedure and repealed, dl-de/zero-2-0) and Hamburg (WFS Bebauungspläne: adopted plans incl. Baustufenpläne and plans in procedure from PROSIN, dl-de/by-2-0) with a box around the point in ETRS89/UTM32 and computes for each plan area whether the point lies inside and its distance. Returns plan name, status, plan type, district, adoption date, official gazette reference (Berlin), content summary and the URL of the scanned plan or procedure page. Other places are rejected with not_covered.

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• broadband_check unknown never probed

  Reads the 100 m grid layers of the Breitbandatlas of the Bundesnetzagentur (Gigabit-Grundbuch WMS, data status 12/2025 per service documentation v3.0) at the point. The WMS offers no feature info, so each layer is rendered as a 21 × 21 m map window (1 m per pixel) in ETRS89/UTM32 and the colour of the centre pixel is mapped with the service legend to the availability class (0–10 %, >10–50 %, >50–75 %, >75–95 %, >95 % of households or businesses in the cell). Layer names are resolved from GetCapabilities (cached 24 h). Transparent means no households or businesses in the cell.

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• mobile_coverage unknown never probed

  Reads the 100 m grid coverage layers of the Mobilfunk-Monitoring in the Breitbandatlas of the Bundesnetzagentur (WMS, data status 12/2025 per service documentation v3.0) for every operator and technology plus "all operators". The WMS offers no feature info, so each layer is rendered as a 21 × 21 m window (1 m per pixel) around the point in ETRS89/UTM32; a coloured centre pixel means the operator reports coverage in that cell, transparent means no reported coverage. Layer names are resolved from GetCapabilities (cached 24 h). 1&1 includes national roaming via Vodafone as published.

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• surroundings_profile unknown never probed

  Searches a dated OpenStreetMap extract for Germany (Geofabrik germany-latest.osm.pbf, data until 2026-11-12, filtered with osmium and stored locally; ODbL 1.0) for 17 everyday categories around the point. Areas (e.g. school grounds, parks) are represented by their area-weighted centroid; objects mapped twice (point and area with the same name less than 150 m apart) are counted once. Returns per category the number within the radius, the nearest object with straight-line distance and up to three nearest objects; doctors and dentists are returned without names (practices often carry personal names). Also gives a simple coverage summary of which essentials are within 500 m and 1000 m.

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• autobahn_roadworks unknown never probed

  Fetches live roadworks (long- and short-term) and closures per motorway from the public Autobahn App API of Die Autobahn GmbH des Bundes (no key; https://verkehr.autobahn.de/o/autobahn). The free-text periods are parsed into concrete intervals in German local time: single days, date spans, construction phases, weekly recurring windows ("Jeden Montag ... zwischen dem ... und dem ...") with listed exception days, plus the end of the overall measure. Returns per item the intervals, whether it is active at a given time and whether it overlaps your trip window, length, speed limit, maximum passage width, posted weight limits (closure type CLOSURE_LOAD_*) and height limits stated in the text, each flagged against your vehicle, and, with a route polyline, the distance to the corridor. The API is organised per motorway, so the route is given as the list of motorways; the corridor narrows the result to the stretch actually driven.

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• truck_toll_de unknown never probed

  Computes the toll rate as the sum of the four statutory components of Anlage 1 (zu § 3 Absatz 3) BFStrMG, valid since 1 July 2024 (Anlage 1 (zu § 3 Absatz 3) BFStrMG, BGBl. 2023 I Nr. 315; law as last amended by Art. 3 (3) of the Act of 15 May 2026 (BGBl. 2026 I Nr. 148); https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/bfstrmg/anlage_1.html, retrieved 2026-11-01): infrastructure by technically permissible maximum mass and axles, air pollution by Euro emission category A–G, noise, and CO2 by CO2 emission class 1–5 (class 1 additionally by Euro class). Toll liability and exemptions follow § 1 BFStrMG: vehicles and combinations above 3.5 t used for goods transport (combination only if the motor vehicle exceeds 3.5 t), zero-emission heavy vehicles exempt until 30 June 2031, and the listed vehicle exemptions. The tolled kilometres on federal motorways and federal roads are inputs; Annex 1 applies the same rates to both. Amounts are rounded to full cents (§ 3 Abs. 4).

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• fuel_price_history unknown never probed

  Reads the European Commission Weekly Oil Bulletin price history (consumer prices incl. duties and taxes, EUR per litre, one value per Monday since 2005; https://energy.ec.europa.eu/data-and-analysis/weekly-oil-bulletin_en; reuse under CC BY 4.0) for up to six countries or the EU and euro-area weighted averages, filters a date range and aggregates to weeks, months or years (arithmetic mean of the weekly values). Statistics per country: first and last value, minimum and maximum with date, mean, absolute and percentage change. The parsed history is cached for 12 hours.

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• fuel_cost_trip unknown never probed

  Multiplies the kilometres of each leg by the consumption (litres per 100 km) and the national average consumer price incl. duties and taxes of the requested fuel (Euro-super 95, diesel or LPG) from the latest European Commission Weekly Oil Bulletin (prices with taxes, EUR per 1,000 l, weekly, all 27 EU member states; https://energy.ec.europa.eu/data-and-analysis/weekly-oil-bulletin_en; reuse under CC BY 4.0). Prices can be overridden per country, which also allows non-EU legs. Returns litres and cost per leg and in total, the price date, and the cheapest and most expensive country on the route with the saving for a full tank.

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• vin_decode unknown never probed

  Validates the VIN against 49 CFR 565.13 (17 characters, no I, O, Q), computes the check digit of position 9 with the transliteration values and weights of 49 CFR 565.15(c), splits WMI (incl. the six-character identifier of low-volume makers with "9" in position 3), VDS and VIS, and derives model-year candidates from position 10 (Tables VII/XIII; the position-7 rule of the note to Table VII narrows light vehicles). Then queries the public NHTSA vPIC API (US government, public domain) for make, model, model year, body class, vehicle type, plant city/country, engine, fuel and GVWR, and the manufacturer country. offline=true skips the vPIC call.

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• truck_ban_calendar unknown never probed

  Builds the ban windows for trucks above 7.5 t permissible mass and trucks with trailers in commercial goods transport: every Sunday and every public holiday listed in § 30 (4) StVO from 0:00 to 22:00 (Fronleichnam, Reformationstag and Allerheiligen only in the states named there; Easter-dependent dates by the Gauss/Meeus algorithm), and the Saturdays from 1 July to 31 August, 7:00 to 20:00, on the motorway and federal-road sections listed in § 1 Ferienreiseverordnung. Times are German local time with offset. Optional route roads limit the summer ban to listed roads; optional cargo exemptions are matched to § 30 (3) sentence 2 StVO and §§ 2, 3 FerReiseV. Sources: gesetze-im-internet.de (StVO as amended 30 Jan 2026, FerReiseV as amended 17 Jun 2026), retrieved 2026-11-01.

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• parcel_rate_compare unknown never probed

  Prices come only from dated, published price lists stored with source: DHL Paket private customers (Stand 1 July 2025, national and international zones 1-8, still current on dhl.de on 2026-11-01), Hermes Preis- und Serviceübersicht valid from 2 March 2026 (national size classes by longest + shortest side, EU zones 1-5) and DPD's price page (national and EU zones 1-3, page modified 2026-10-21). For each carrier the parcel is classified by that carrier's rule (DHL: weight class, max L×W×H and girth L+2W+2H ≤ 300 cm; Hermes: longest + shortest side, XXL third side ≤ 50 cm, max 450 l; DPD: shortest + longest side, XL by girth ≤ 300 cm, channel limits 20 kg/100 cm/250 cm at Paketshop drop-off and 31.5 kg/175 cm/300 cm with pickup). For DHL only the cheapest qualifying Päckchen and Paket product per channel is listed. Excluded territories and DPD island surcharges (DPD list Stand 08.2026) are applied when a postal code is given. GLS and UPS are omitted: no current retrievable price list (GLS blocks retrieval, UPS rate pages refuse access and use weekly fuel surcharges).

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• volumetric_weight unknown never probed

  For the given dimensions (any order; sorted longest to shortest) returns volume, girth (longest + 2 × the other two sides) and longest + shortest side, then per carrier: DPD volumetric weight L×W×H/5000 (divisor 5000 from DPD's own girth and volumetric weight calculator on dpd.com/de, rounded up to whole kg as that calculator does) with chargeable weight = max(actual, volumetric), DPD size class (shortest + longest side XS ≤ 35, S ≤ 50, M ≤ 70, L ≤ 90 cm, XL up to girth 300 cm) and channel limits; DHL Paket (no volumetric weight in the private price list; max 120 × 60 × 60 cm and girth ≤ 300 cm); Hermes size class national (Päckchen ≤ 37 … XXL ≤ 200 cm, XXL third side ≤ 50 cm, XL/XXL ≤ 450 l) and EU (XS ≤ 30 … L ≤ 120 cm). Optional custom divisors (e.g. from your own carrier contract) are applied and labelled as user-supplied.

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• transit_time unknown never probed

  Uses only carrier publications: DHL Paket national "1-2 Werktage (i. d. R.)" (dhl.de and Leistungen und Preise 09/2026); DPD national "Regellaufzeit 1-2 Werktage" and DPD's EU table of Regellaufzeiten per country (2-6 days); Hermes EU table "Laufzeit in Werktagen (Mo-Sa), unverbindlich" per country (4-11 days). DHL publishes no per-country transit time for Paket International, so it is omitted abroad. With a ship date, delivery days are counted from the next day: Sundays and public holidays of the destination country (date-holidays, national holidays) never count; Saturdays count for DHL and Hermes (both deliver Monday-Saturday) but not for DPD (Saturday delivery is a separate DPD product). Stand 2026-11-01.

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• civil_warnings unknown never probed

  Resolves the point to its municipality via the DWD warning cell map (or takes a 12-digit regional key), reads the current DWD weather warnings for that municipality (event, severity, urgency, headline, description, instructions, onset, expiry) and the NINA dashboard of the Federal Office of Civil Protection for the district (MoWaS civil protection messages, police, flood portals, KATWARN/BIWAPP), with the details of each NINA message. Results are cached for five minutes. Sources: Deutscher Wetterdienst and BBK; warnings are official public announcements and must not be altered.

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• geo_format_convert unknown never probed

  Reads GeoJSON (RFC 7946), KML 2.2 and GPX 1.1 (via @mapbox/togeojson), zipped Shapefiles (shpjs, .prj reprojected with proj4, .cpg encoding honoured) and GeoPackage 1.x feature tables (own reader for the GP header and ISO WKB, SRS reprojected via EPSG codes or the stored WKT), then writes the requested format: KML Placemarks with ExtendedData, GPX 1.1 waypoints and tracks with times from coordTimes, a 2D Shapefile ZIP (one layer per geometry type, dBASE III attributes with UTF-8 .cpg and WGS84 .prj) or a GeoPackage 1.4 file (gpkg_spatial_ref_sys, gpkg_contents, gpkg_geometry_columns, StandardGeoPackageBinary). Binary formats travel as base64. Limits: 50,000 features, 1,000,000 coordinates; ZIP entries are size-checked against decompression bombs.

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• plus_code unknown never probed

  Own implementation of the Open Location Code specification (github.com/google/open-location-code, Apache-2.0) with integer arithmetic; degrees are converted with exact decimal arithmetic, so the official encoding, decoding, validity and short-code test data (2026) pass completely. Returns the code area (south-west and north-east corner, centre, approximate cell size in metres). Short codes are recovered to the nearest matching full code around the reference point; full codes can be shortened when a reference point is given.

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• raster_sample unknown never probed

  Own GeoTIFF reader (TIFF 6.0 and BigTIFF, strips and tiles, uncompressed/LZW/Deflate/PackBits, horizontal and floating-point predictors, little and big endian, uint8–uint32, int8–int32, float32/64, chunky or planar bands). Georeferencing from ModelTiepoint/ModelPixelScale or ModelTransformation including PixelIsPoint; nodata from GDAL_NODATA. lon/lat input is transformed with proj4 for EPSG 4326, 4258, 4269, 3857, 3035, WGS84 UTM (326xx/327xx), ETRS89 UTM (25828–25838) and NAD83 UTM (269xx); other CRS accept x/y or col/row. Returns per point the pixel, the value or a status (outside, nodata) and summary statistics.

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• route_deviation unknown never probed

  Indexes the planned polyline (R-tree over segments) and measures every track point’s distance to it with a local equirectangular projection; consecutive points beyond the corridor form an excursion (minimum number of points configurable) reported with entry/exit indices, times, maximum distance, detour path length (haversine, mean Earth radius 6 371 008.8 m) and the route stations where the vehicle left and rejoined. Coverage samples the planned route at a fixed step and checks the distance to the driven track, listing skipped sections. Also returns planned and driven length and the extra distance. Geometry only: road network, one-way streets and map matching are not considered.

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• eta_from_positions unknown never probed

  Remaining distance is measured along the supplied route from the projection of the latest position to the route end, or as great-circle distance × detour factor without a route (straight line = lower bound). Speed is the distance driven in the recent window divided by the elapsed time (stops included); the early/late band uses the time-weighted 75th and 25th percentile of segment speeds in that window. ETA = last fix + remaining distance / speed + planned stop minutes. Returns status arrived, stationary or en route, and early/within/late/uncertain against an optional delivery window. A kinematic estimate without traffic data.

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• stop_order_check unknown never probed

  Computes the planned tour length (great-circle distance × detour factor, or your distance matrix) from the depot through the stops in order (and back), then searches a shorter order: exhaustively for up to 8 stops, otherwise nearest neighbour followed by 2-opt and Or-opt moves (segments of 1-3 stops, both directions) until no improvement — a heuristic that is not guaranteed optimal. Reports the saving, the improved order, pairs of planned legs that properly cross (each crossing means a 2-opt improvement exists in the plane) and legs longer than twice the median leg. The verdict compares the saving with your tolerance.

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• logbook_plausibility unknown never probed

  Applies the requirements of the German tax administration for a proper logbook (R 8.1 (9) no. 2 LStR and H 8.1 (9-10) LStH 2026, Federal Ministry of Finance): trips recorded separately and continuously with the odometer reading at the end of each trip (BFH VI R 27/05), business trips with date, start and end odometer, destination (route on detours), purpose and business partner, private trips with kilometres only, commutes with a short note; electronic logbooks must exclude or document later changes; destinations must be specific (BFH VI R 33/10, heuristic hint only). Checks chronological order, odometer gaps and overlaps, negative or zero distances, same-day time overlaps, average speed above a threshold, odometer readings on receipts outside the logged range of that day, and summarises kilometres per trip type. Does not decide whether a logbook is rejected (minor defects can be harmless, BFH VI R 38/06).

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• snow_depth unknown never probed

  Finds the nearest active DWD precipitation station with recent daily data (dense network of more than 1,500 stations) and returns its measured total snow depth and new snow depth in cm for the last days, with station name, height above sea level and distance, and precipitation height. Data are the official "recent" daily values (quality-checked progressively, usually up to yesterday). Missing values are reported as null. Source: Deutscher Wetterdienst.

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• municipality_facts unknown never probed

  Reads the Destatis municipality register GV-ISys extract of 30.09.2026 (area and population 31.12.2025 on the basis of the 2022 census; reproduction permitted with source attribution). Returns the official name, Textkennzeichen with its meaning from the GV100AD record description (Kreisfreie Stadt, Große Kreisstadt, Markt, gemeindefreies Gebiet …), kreisfrei flag, district and district type, municipal association (Amt, Samtgemeinde, Verbandsgemeinde …), area in km², population total/male/female, density, the postcode of the administrative seat, the geographic centre, travel region and degree of urbanisation. Name search ignores suffixes such as ", Stadt" and returns up to 10 matches.

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• plate_code_lookup unknown never probed

  Based on the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt list "Kfz-Kennzeichen und auslaufende Kennzeichen in Deutschland" (Stand 16.04.2026, source Verkehrsblatt; reproduction with source attribution permitted): 716 assigned codes and 55 phased-out codes. Each code is linked to the VG250 district keys (by name, with documented manual links for city/district pairs, special-purpose associations and spelling variants). Returns status (active or phasing_out), the district(s), KBA footnotes (shared by city and district, managed by several districts) and the handling registration authority for phased-out codes. Reverse lookup by 5-digit district key lists all codes of that district.

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• building_footprint unknown never probed

  Queries the ALKIS building layer (GebaeudeBauwerk of the open "ALKIS vereinfacht" WFS; covered: Brandenburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Sachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt, Thüringen, Hamburg, Niedersachsen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Hessen, Rheinland-Pfalz) in ETRS89/UTM, returns buildings containing the point or within the radius with footprint area and perimeter (scale-corrected), building function, name, number of storeys above ground where recorded and the address text. In North Rhine-Westphalia the ALKIS building is matched by its ALKIS ID to the official 3D building model LoD2 (OGC API Features of Geobasis NRW, CityJSON text sequences, dl-de/zero-2-0): measured height (highest minus lowest reference point) and standardised roof form (AdV code list RoofTypeTypeAdV) per building part.

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• facade_sun_hours unknown never probed

  Computes the sun position every 5 minutes over a whole year with the NOAA solar position equations (Spencer 1971 Fourier series for declination and equation of time, accuracy about 0.1°) plus Bennett refraction, and counts the time in which the sun is above the horizon (or a given obstruction / horizon profile) and in front of the vertical facade (angle between sun azimuth and facade normal below 90°). Returns annual and monthly hours, the share of astronomical daylight, and for 20 March, 21 June, 23 September and 21 December the sun hours with first and last sun time in local time (Europe/Berlin). Pure geometry for a cloudless sky; no network.

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• axle_load_check unknown never probed

  Groups consecutive axles of each vehicle (spacing below 1.8 m) and applies § 34 (4) StVZO: single axle 10 t (driven 11.5 t), double axles of motor vehicles 11.5/16/18/19 t and of trailers 11/16/18/20 t by spacing, triple axles 21/24 t; § 34 (5) gross weights for motor vehicles and trailers (18, 19.5, 25, 26, 24, 28, 32 t) with the +1 t/+2 t allowance for alternative and zero-emission drives (§ 34 (5b)); § 34 (6) combinations (28, 35, 36, 38, 40 t; 42/44 t intermodal with up to 45 ft containers) with § 34 (6a); the 25 % drive-axle share for cross-border traffic (§ 34 (8)) and the coupling distance (§ 34 (9)). Source: § 34 StVZO, https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/stvzo_2012/__34.html, retrieved 2026-11-01.

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• box_fit unknown never probed

  Boxes are tried from the smallest inner volume upwards. Fast rejections: total item volume larger than the box, an item that fits in no orientation, or weight (items + tare) above the box limit. Otherwise items are packed largest first: each item takes the lowest, then front-most, then left-most free extreme point (Crainic, Perboli and Tadei 2008) in the first of up to six orientations (flat ones first) that stays inside the box, overlaps no placed item and rests on at least 70 % of its base (floor or tops of items at that height). Optional padding is added to every item side. The answer lists the chosen box, fill rate, coordinates and oriented size of every item and the reason each smaller box failed.

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• remote_area_surcharge unknown never probed

  Looks the normalised postal code up in the parsed DPD list "DPD CLASSIC & DPD EXPRESS – Zuschlagspflichtige Inseln und Regionen" (Stand 08.2026, 192 regions in 24 countries and territories incl. Faroe, Greenland, Åland, Channel Islands, Gozo, Canary and Balearic Islands, Greek and Croatian islands). Numeric codes are compared within ranges of equal length, Dutch and Maltese codes alphanumerically, UK postcodes by area, district, sector and unit. The amount comes from DPD's private price page: 15.00 EUR national, 30.00 EUR for EU countries whose price table names an island surcharge; for other listed countries the amount is unknown (business contract). Nine obvious typos in the source were corrected (listed in the data file) and three unreadable source ranges are reported when they could affect the code. DHL's private price list contains no island surcharge; Hermes charges an island surcharge only for luggage (7.00 EUR) without a postal code list.

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• returns_rules unknown never probed

  Text basis: BGB as published on gesetze-im-internet.de (retrieved 2026-11-01). Right of withdrawal for distance and off-premises contracts (§ 312g Abs. 1) unless one of the 13 exceptions of § 312g Abs. 2 applies. The 14-day period (§ 355 Abs. 2) starts with receipt of the goods (§ 356 Abs. 2 Nr. 1 a), of the last item or part delivery (b, c), of the first delivery for subscriptions (d), or with conclusion for services and digital content; not before compliant information (§ 356 Abs. 3). The event day is not counted and the period ends with its last day (§§ 187 Abs. 1, 188 Abs. 1); an end on Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday at the consumer's place moves to the next working day (§ 193). Without information the right expires 12 months and 14 days after the start (§ 356 Abs. 4). Return and refund within 14 days of sending/receiving the withdrawal (§§ 355 Abs. 3, 357 Abs. 1), refund including standard delivery (§ 357 Abs. 2), retention until goods or proof of dispatch (§ 357 Abs. 4), return costs (§ 357 Abs. 5), withdrawal button duty for online interfaces (§ 356a).

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• parcel_dg_check unknown never probed

  Battery ratings are checked against the limits DHL publishes for ADR special provision 188 (Li-ion ≤ 20 Wh per cell and ≤ 100 Wh per battery, Li-metal ≤ 1 g per cell and ≤ 2 g per battery; Wh computed from V × mAh when needed). DHL Paket national (Infoblatt 07/2025, Regelungen Teil 2): limited quantities and SP 188 batteries allowed with conditions (packaging, short-circuit and activation protection, lithium mark for loose batteries and from three devices, max. 30 kg gross), e-bike batteries only inside the vehicle, aerosols max. 1 l, perfume max. 5 l per inner packaging; lighters, fireworks, ammunition, airbags, ionising smoke detectors, dry ice, spillable batteries and damaged batteries excluded. DHL international for private customers: dangerous goods excluded. Hermes (AGB 4.2.1) does not accept consignments subject to dangerous goods rules; DPD only with a dangerous goods agreement. Where a carrier publishes no explicit rule for SP 188 batteries the answer is "unclear" rather than a guess.

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• cn23_generate unknown never probed

  Fields and rules follow the CN 23 instructions in the WCO-UPU Postal Customs Guide (2024): detailed description per article (general terms such as "spare parts", "samples" or "food products" are rejected), quantity, net weight per article, total gross weight (must not be below the sum of net weights), value per article and total with currency, 6-digit HS tariff number and country of origin (warnings when missing on commercial items), postal charges, category (commercial sample, gift, documents, returned goods, sale of goods, other with explanation), comments, licence, certificate and invoice numbers, office/date of posting, date and declaration. UPU Parcel Post Regulations art. 17-210.1 require a CN 23 for every parcel. Whether customs documents are needed is derived from the EU member list and the EU special territories in DHL's customs overview (06/2025). The PDF is A4 with embedded Liberation Sans (OFL), English/French labels in an own layout (no copy of an operator form). Addresses are only passed through, nothing is stored.

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• packstation_format unknown never probed

  Rules: DHL Versandbedingungen Paket (Stand 01/2027, published 10/2026) section 2.3 (2): name of the recipient; Postnummer in the address addition field (mandatory for Packstation, optional for Filiale/Paketshop when the recipient's e-mail is transmitted electronically); "Packstation" or "Postfiliale" in the street field with the station or branch number as house number; postal code and town of the station. Field limits from the DHL Parcel DE Shipping API 2.2.0 (OpenAPI, developer.dhl.com, 2026-10): Postnummer 6-10 digits, Packstation number 100-999, Filiale/Paketshop number 401-999, name ≤ 50, city ≤ 40 (Packstation). Only German stations can be addressed directly. Returns the four label lines in DHL's example order, a mapping for typical shop fields and the API object (Locker or PostOffice). Hermes does not deliver to Packstation addresses (AGB 4.2.14). Nothing is stored.

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• shipping_zone_map unknown never probed

  Expands "EU" to the 27 member states (europa.eu, retrieved 2026-11-01) minus per-zone exclusions, validates every ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code (CLDR region names), rejects countries assigned to two zones, and lists unassigned neighbours. The map uses Natural Earth 1:50m country boundaries (public domain, coordinates rounded to 0.01°) projected with d3-geo (Mercator for Europe, Natural Earth for the world) and colours zones with a colour-blind-safe palette; a legend shows name, rate and number of countries. Territories not drawn separately at this scale (e.g. Gibraltar, French overseas departments) are reported.

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• gpx_analyze unknown never probed

  Parses GPX 1.0/1.1 tracks (or routes) segment by segment, or a point list. Distance: Vincenty inverse on WGS84 per point pair (haversine with the IUGG mean radius 6,371,008.8 m reported alongside), plus 3D distance when elevations exist. Elevation: raw gain/loss and gain/loss after a centred moving average (smoothing_window points) with a hysteresis threshold. Pauses: consecutive point pairs slower than pause_speed_kmh (and gaps between segments) lasting at least min_pause_s. Max speed uses a sliding time window to suppress single-fix GPS noise. Splits are interpolated at every full kilometre. Pure computation, nothing stored.

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• track_clean unknown never probed

  Works per GPX segment (or on a point list). Steps in order: exact duplicates, points whose time goes backwards, speed spikes (a point is dropped when reaching it and leaving it both exceed max_speed_kmh but skipping it does not; start and end points are checked one-sided), geometric excursions without timestamps (both legs at least spike_min_distance_m while the neighbours lie within a quarter of the detour), elevation spikes replaced by the median of ±3 neighbours, an optional symmetric moving average in a local metric frame (end points stay fixed) and optional Douglas-Peucker simplification with a tolerance in metres. Every removed point is listed with index and reason.

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• idle_detect unknown never probed

  Stay-point detection (anchor point, radius, minimum duration): consecutive fixes within the radius of the first fix and not moving (speed at or below the moving threshold if speed is given) form a stop from the first to the last stationary fix. Each interval inside a stop is attributed to the ignition state of its starting fix (on = engine idling, off = parked, missing = unknown); gaps longer than max_gap_s are flagged. Stops are matched to caller-supplied sites (circles); others are unplanned. Totals per category and, if the caller supplies a fuel rate, idle fuel = engine-on hours × rate. Distinct from track statistics: the result is a list of stationary events for fleet analysis.

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• fleet_ev_fit unknown never probed

  For each vehicle and day: energy need = km × consumption × (1 + winter uplift); usable energy = usable battery × (1 − degradation) × (1 − reserve). A day is covered if need ≤ usable energy. Returns coverage share, range per charge, the 95th-percentile day (nearest rank) and the usable battery it would need, extra energy on uncovered days, and — with depot dwell time and charging power — whether the recharge (need / charging efficiency / power) fits overnight. The verdict compares coverage with the required share. Consumption, reserve, uplift, degradation and efficiency are inputs or disclosed defaults; no vehicle database is used.

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• depot_charge_plan unknown never probed

  Builds a flow network source → vehicle (energy needed at the grid = battery energy / charging efficiency) → time slot (charger power × overlap with the presence window) → sink (site limit minus base load per slot). Slots are opened in order of increasing price (ties: earlier first) and the maximum flow is augmented with Dinic’s algorithm after each opening; by the greedy theorem for polymatroids this yields the minimum-cost schedule that charges the maximum possible energy. Energies are integer watt-hours. Slot price = time-weighted average of the tariff steps inside the slot. Returns per-vehicle schedules, shortfalls, site load profile, peak, total cost and the cost of uncontrolled charging (each vehicle at full power from arrival, first come first served under the site cap).

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• time_window_conflicts unknown never probed

  Simulates the planned sequence from the start time: arrival = departure + travel time, service starts at max(arrival, window start), lateness = arrival after window end, departure = start + service time; flags late arrivals, waiting, service running past the window, invalid windows and the shift end. Independently of the order, every pair of stops is tested with earliest possible starts (window start or direct travel from the start): if neither order reaches the second stop before its window closes, the pair is mutually exclusive for one vehicle; if only one order works, that order is forced. Travel times come from a matrix or from great-circle distance × detour factor at an average speed you supply.

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• drone_window unknown never probed

  Takes the nearest DWD MOSMIX station forecast (mean wind, hourly maximum gust, precipitation, visibility) and the NOAA SWPC planetary K index forecast (GNSS disturbance), computes the sun elevation per hour, and marks each hour as flyable or not against your limits (default wind 8 m/s, gusts 10 m/s, no precipitation, visibility 1,000 m, Kp below 5, daylight above civil twilight). Returns hours with reasons and contiguous flight windows. Operating rules (EU 2019/947 categories, 120 m height limit, geo-zones such as DIPUL, night lighting) still apply and are not checked here.

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• marine_forecast unknown never probed

  Reads the current text bulletins of the DWD Seewetterdienst Hamburg (sea areas of the North and Baltic Sea, and the German North and Baltic Sea coast), splits them into forecast periods and areas, and returns for the requested area (for example "Deutsche Bucht", "Westliche Ostsee", "Elbmündung", "Ostfriesische Küste") the wind, sight/weather and sea state text per period, the synopsis and issue time. Without a matching area the list of available areas is returned. Source: Deutscher Wetterdienst; texts are passed on unchanged in the DWD transliteration.

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• notam_parse unknown never probed

  Parses one or more NOTAMs in ICAO format (as published by AIS providers): identifier, series, type (new, replacement, cancellation) and referenced NOTAM, the Q-line (FIR, NOTAM code with plain-language subject and condition for common codes, traffic, purpose, scope, lower and upper flight level, centre coordinates and radius in NM), item A locations, B and C validity in UTC (EST and PERM recognized), D schedule, E text and F/G limits. Codes outside the built-in list are returned raw. It does not fetch NOTAMs and is not a briefing; always use the official briefing for flight planning.

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• maidenhead unknown never probed

  Implements the IARU Maidenhead locator grid: field 20°×10° (A–R), square 2°×1° (0–9), subsquare 5′×2.5′ (a–x), extended square (0–9) and extended subsquare (a–x). Encoding uses exact decimal arithmetic so points on cell borders fall into the correct cell; decoding returns the south-west and north-east corners and the cell centre. The optional path computes the ellipsoidal distance (Vincenty, WGS84) and initial and reverse bearing between the two cell centres.

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• viewshed unknown never probed

  Reads the DEM with an own GeoTIFF reader (TIFF 6.0/BigTIFF, strips or tiles, none/LZW/Deflate/PackBits, predictors 2 and 3, 8–64 bit, GDAL_NODATA honoured). For every cell centre within max_distance_m and for each target, the elevation profile from the observer eye (ground + observer_height_m) is sampled every half pixel with bilinear interpolation; a target is visible when its elevation angle is not below the steepest angle along the profile. Earth curvature with atmospheric refraction is applied as drop = (1 − k)·d²/(2·6,371,000 m) with k = 0.13 by default. Projected rasters in metres or feet and geographic rasters (local metric scale at the observer latitude) are supported. At most 90,000 cells are evaluated per call. No elevation data is fetched: the caller provides the DEM (inline base64 or a public URL).

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• geofence_events unknown never probed

  Takes a track (GPX or point list with optional timestamps) and polygon fences (GeoJSON Feature/FeatureCollection with Polygon or MultiPolygon; id from feature id, properties.id or properties.name). For each fix the inside state is computed with turf booleanPointInPolygon (boundary counts as inside). With interpolation, every track segment is intersected with the fence boundary (turf lineIntersect), so crossings between fixes, including passes through a fence without any fix inside, become events; times are interpolated linearly along the segment. Visits shorter than min_dwell_s are discarded together with their events to suppress GPS jitter. Coordinates are treated as planar lon/lat between consecutive fixes.

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• driving_time_561 unknown never probed

  Takes timestamped activities (driving, work, availability, break, rest, unknown) or a plan of durations and applies Regulation (EC) No 561/2006 in the consolidated version of 22 May 2024: Art. 6(1) daily driving 9 h, 10 h at most twice a week; Art. 6(2) 56 h per week; Art. 6(3) 90 h in two consecutive weeks; Art. 7 break after 4.5 h (45 min or 15 + 30 min, 2 × 15 min for occasional passenger services); Art. 8(2) daily rest within 24 h (regular 11 h, split 3 + 9 h, reduced 9 h); Art. 8(4) at most three reduced daily rests; Art. 8(6) weekly rest within 144 h and the two-week rule with the 2020/1054 derogation for two consecutive reduced weekly rests abroad (four-week check); Art. 8(6b)/(7) compensation of reductions before the end of the third following week; Art. 8(8) no regular weekly rest in the vehicle; Art. 8(8a) return within four weeks as organisational finding; Art. 8(9) week assignment. Every infringement carries the article, time, value and excess. Single-manning only; interpretation choices are listed in assumptions.

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• tachograph_parse unknown never probed

  Parses the TLV download format of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2016/799 Annex IC Appendix 7 (DDP_041-046: tag = FID + appendix 00/01 for the generation 1 application, 02/03 for generation 2) and decodes the elementary files with the sizes of Appendix 2 (TCS_150, TCS_154) and the data dictionary of Appendix 1: Identification, Application_Identification (15 or 17 bytes after Reg. 2018/502), Driving_Licence_Info, Events/Faults (EventFaultType codes of Annex IB Reg. 1360/2002), the cyclic Driver_Activity_Data buffer (ActivityChangeInfo bit fields, UTC minutes), Vehicles_Used (with VIN for gen 2), Places (with GNSS coordinates for gen 2), Current_Usage, Control_Activity_Data and Specific_Conditions. Nation codes follow NationNumeric of Annex IB (00-33, FD-FF). Personal data (name, birth date, licence number) is withheld unless requested. Signatures are reported as not verified because the European Root CA chain is not checked. Tested with self-generated files built to the published structure.

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• nuts_lau_lookup unknown never probed

  Point-in-polygon on BKG VG250 (01.01.2026) gives the municipality; its AGS is the German LAU code. The Eurostat LAU 2026 list (file EU-27-LAU-2026-NUTS-2024, version of 09.10.2026) supplies NUTS 3 under NUTS 2024, LAU population and area, DEGURBA (1 city, 2 town/suburb, 3 rural), coastal-area flag and the Eurostat city and FUA codes; NUTS names come from the Eurostat NUTS 2024 classification. NUTS 2 and NUTS 1 are the code prefixes. If a municipality is missing from the LAU list, the NUTS 3 code of VG250 is used and flagged.

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• court_lookup unknown never probed

  Uses the court district field of the Destatis municipality register GV100AD (Gebietsstand 30.09.2026: Oberlandesgericht, Landgericht and Amtsgericht key per municipality) and the Destatis table of court districts (31.12.2024) for the names. Municipalities divided among several local courts (e.g. Berlin, Bremen, Stuttgart) are detected from the court table and returned with all candidate courts. Coordinates are resolved to the municipality with BKG VG250. The commercial register court (Registergericht) is concentrated by state ordinances and is not part of this dataset.

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• tax_office_lookup unknown never probed

  Uses the tax office district field of the Destatis municipality register GV100AD (Gebietsstand 30.09.2026) and the Destatis table "Finanzamtsbezirke mit Gemeinden" (31.12.2024), which lists every municipality with its tax office district(s) and names. Cities divided among several tax offices (Berlin 17, Hamburg 11, Köln 7 …) are returned with all candidates. Coordinates are resolved to the municipality with BKG VG250. The 4-digit number is the Bundesfinanzamtsnummer used in tax numbers and ELSTER.

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