mobi.mapr displays only areas relevant to the analysis of everyday mobility—that is, places where people live or where typical destinations are located.

Areas with no discernible use, such as uninhabited areas, forests, or agricultural land, are therefore grayed out.

To define these areas, mobi.mapr uses population data, which is initially available at a resolution of 1 km² and is then applied to the smaller hexagons. Additionally, data from OpenStreetMap is used to determine where buildings are located. Based on this, the population is distributed within the hexagons.