The public sector’s possibilities of using geospatial technologies are vast and can improve public management.In the Brazilian Federal Government,the use of geospatial technologies is unknown,nor is it known the main...The public sector’s possibilities of using geospatial technologies are vast and can improve public management.In the Brazilian Federal Government,the use of geospatial technologies is unknown,nor is it known the main applications and public and private actors involved.This research proposes to analyze the geospatial technologies market in the Federal Government between the years 2011 and 2019 through public data of contracts.Through the individual analysis of 600 contracts,we concluded that R$804,747,626.99 were negotiated during the period.The contracts mainly involved Remote Sensing and Aerophotogrammetry(50%)and Geographic Information Systems(33%)solutions,applied primarily in the thematic areas of Oil&Gas(39%),Infrastructure(19%),and Environment&Natural Resources(10%).Fototerra was the leading company,providing R$155,553,107.03 in products and services.The foremost acquiring institution was the Ministry of Mines and Energy,contracting R$410 million,of which Petrobras acquired R$311 million.This paper showed how different federal institutions use Geography’s technological bases to fulfill their missions,improve social well-being,and contribute to a more developed,less unequal,and fairer country.展开更多
Petrobras has confirmed it commenced looking for an oil service company to partner with for an onshore product sharing agreement (PSA)in May.The aim of this project is to increase the output of Canto do Amaro Oil Fiel...Petrobras has confirmed it commenced looking for an oil service company to partner with for an onshore product sharing agreement (PSA)in May.The aim of this project is to increase the output of Canto do Amaro Oil Field in the Brazil Potiguar Basin.The Canto do Amaro Oil Field located in Rio Grandedo Norte State of Northeast Brazil is the largest onshore oil field in Brazil.It was also the first time the Company was to adopt this business model to improve the production output of old oil fields.展开更多
文摘The public sector’s possibilities of using geospatial technologies are vast and can improve public management.In the Brazilian Federal Government,the use of geospatial technologies is unknown,nor is it known the main applications and public and private actors involved.This research proposes to analyze the geospatial technologies market in the Federal Government between the years 2011 and 2019 through public data of contracts.Through the individual analysis of 600 contracts,we concluded that R$804,747,626.99 were negotiated during the period.The contracts mainly involved Remote Sensing and Aerophotogrammetry(50%)and Geographic Information Systems(33%)solutions,applied primarily in the thematic areas of Oil&Gas(39%),Infrastructure(19%),and Environment&Natural Resources(10%).Fototerra was the leading company,providing R$155,553,107.03 in products and services.The foremost acquiring institution was the Ministry of Mines and Energy,contracting R$410 million,of which Petrobras acquired R$311 million.This paper showed how different federal institutions use Geography’s technological bases to fulfill their missions,improve social well-being,and contribute to a more developed,less unequal,and fairer country.
文摘Petrobras has confirmed it commenced looking for an oil service company to partner with for an onshore product sharing agreement (PSA)in May.The aim of this project is to increase the output of Canto do Amaro Oil Field in the Brazil Potiguar Basin.The Canto do Amaro Oil Field located in Rio Grandedo Norte State of Northeast Brazil is the largest onshore oil field in Brazil.It was also the first time the Company was to adopt this business model to improve the production output of old oil fields.