We’re excited to welcome Tether Data to our growing data Connections Network.
In this partnership, Cherre will integrate Tether Data’s datasets on road/highway, railroad, aviation noise, and more, enabling mutual customers to easily add information about the noise environment of each property or market. These insights can be used for economic analysis and to better understand how quiet or noisy it is in the area around each property.
When the data is viewed as a map, you can see Tether Data’s focus on consistency at each local point. They independently model road and railroad noise by incorporating up-to-date geographical information and standards-based noise algorithms.
Tether Data is a Kansas City, MO-based technology company focused on providing environmental data as a service, in bulk or geospatial formats. They offer information about several types of transportation noise for any location or across wide areas: Road noise, railroad noise, railroad crossings, emergency vehicle sources, and aviation.
Cherre seamlessly connects disparate real estate data into a single source of truth, empowering companies to instantly explore all their connected data for immediate and actionable insight.
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