GAF开发地质数据管理备用ion System in Malawi

The Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining in Malawi is establishing a Geological Data Management Information System (GDMIS). GAF has been awarded a contract to design and implement the system at the Geological Survey Department (GSD) in Zomba.

Access to geological information is essential for every government, in order to assess the country’s mineral potential. It is also a cornerstone for attracting new investors to the country’s mining sector. Straightforward and comprehensive access to geological and mineral information is a key element in promoting and developing the mineral resources sector in Malawi.

基于GIS.

To increase the capacities of the Geological Survey Department, the Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining has contracted the German company GAF to design and implement a modern, GIS-based Geological Data Management Information System (GDMIS).

作业的核心目标包括开发基于GIS的中央数据存储库，管理驾驶舱和可通过互联网访问的数据目录。因此，该系统将支持GSD在整个国家的管理，储价，安全存储和传播地球科学数据中。

In practical terms, the project components include:

• Assessment of capacities and user requirements at the Geological Survey Department;
• Identification and involvement of relevant stakeholders and related programmes;
• 现有地球科学和矿山运营数据的清单;
• Organisation and supervision of the scanning and digitising of existing analogue geological, geochemical, geophysical, and geo-hazard data;
• 数据质量控制和数据库集成;
• 系统和数据库设计，编译和实施;
• Software development, prototyping and training.

合同的持续时间为十二个月，是“采矿治理和增长支持项目（MGGSP）”的一部分，由世界银行和欧盟支持。马拉维的GDMI将是GAF的Geminis平台的定制版本。GAF开发了基于GIS的地质和矿物信息系统的开发和实施的十多岁程度，开发了双人平台，以支持矿产和自然资源管理。

关于GeMinIS

The Geological and Mineral Information System (GeMinIS) is GAF’s comprehensive software solution tailored to the specific needs of the mineral governance and natural resources management domains. The GeMinIS is designed and programmed to manage, store, visualise, process and publish data and various types of reports from a heterogeneous range of sources. This central repository can support access to, and interpretation and use of geological and mineral information across a country. It is based on FOSS (free and open-source software) and thus does not involve a vendor lock-in.