The demand for information related to socioeconomic and geographic aspects (such as occupation density and type of land, infrastructure, environment, natural resources, as well as market variables and parameters) has resulted in databases in public institutions on a national, state, and municipal scale.   These are used in innumerous technical and operational projects.  This information is then used to inform land management decisions that have the socio-environmental and economic impact.  This type of impact is inherent in the development and evolution of the dynamics that will be planned, modeled and verified in a determined geographic space. 

The public institutions already make their valuable and sizable Databases available.  This data is, however, not identified in detail nor is it presented in information models that would allow for their effective use.

Intare can advise public governmental institutions in survey and mapping processes appropriate for their projects that generate or demand geographic information, providing technical diagnostics and allowing for the optimization of available information.  This reduces costs related to meeting new needs for databases in future contracts.  As well it defines specifications that meet the needs of different users and technological environments, modeling the processes for access, analysis, integration, and availability of the geographic data.