Prospects

Prospects for the enterprise development until 2030

By 2030, the Republic of Kazakhstan must possess a modern national geospatial infrastructure in which the QazTRF-23 state coordinate system serves as the mandatory basis for new geodetic, cartographic, engineering, cadastral, and other spatially oriented work; the national quasi-geoid model provides a regulatory established and technologically accessible transition from GNSS measurements to normal heights; and fundamental spatial datasets are maintained under a unified model, with designated responsible custodians, metadata, change history, and accessibility for interagency use.

Simultaneously, territorial change monitoring must be carried out on an ongoing basis using Earth remote sensing, aerial photography, field, and desk methods. The unified digital cartographic foundation, digital elevation model, and derived spatial products should be delivered via geoportals and machine-readable services, while state information systems must utilize unified spatial data and integrate with the NSDI.

Conditions will be established to develop spatial data according to the "Digital by default" principle, stipulating the maintenance, utilization, and storage of spatial data exclusively in digital format.

The industry will possess a sustainable institutional, human resources, and technological foundation that ensures continuity of processes, enhances the quality of spatial data, and guarantees its effective use by the state, business, and citizens.