Intelligent location data clustering systems are used to group spatial information such as GPS coordinates, addresses, and points of interest into meaningful clusters based on geographic proximity and similarity. In many developing countries, including Nigeria, the absence of a standardized address structure creates significant challenges for postal delivery, logistics management, emergency response, and urban planning. Address data often contain spelling variations, abbreviations, incomplete structures, and inconsistent formatting, making accurate geocoding and spatial analysis difficult. This study presents the development of an intelligent location data clustering system that integrates Regular Expressions (Regex) for address normalization and the Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise (DBSCAN) algorithm for spatial clustering. The system preprocesses unstructured address data, standardizes them according to the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) addressing framework, and groups similar addresses into spatial clusters. The approach eliminates reliance on external geocoding services and provides a locally controlled solution suitable for limited-resource environments. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed system improves clustering accuracy and provides meaningful geographic groupings of address data. The system can be applied in postal delivery optimization, urban planning, logistics operations, and public service management.
Ikechukwu-Onyenwe et al. (Thu,) studied this question.