Critical review examines pricing barriers for georeferencing services in rural properties, highlighting limitations of current methodologies.
This article reflects on the barriers faced in determining prices for georeferencing services for rural properties in Brazil. The lack of widely accepted objective criteria creates difficulties for both professionals in the field and landowners. Throughout the text, a review of the Georeferencing of Rural Properties and its evolution over the years is conducted, analyzing conventional pricing methodologies and their limitations. It highlights that the time required for service execution is a fundamental element in defining fair values to be charged or paid. The research suggests that the predictability of work time should be the primary factor in formulating more accurate prices, recommending the viability of a geospatial model, which will be addressed in a future article.
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