geobr-mcp
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Scored across 9 tools
Most tools have clearly distinct purposes (coordinate conversion, datum transformation, area, GNSS stations, traverse, drone GSD, UTM zone). However, converter_lote overlaps heavily with geo_para_utm, utm_para_geo, and transformar_datum, since it can perform the same operations in batch, and fuso_utm partially duplicates the zone information returned by geo_para_utm.
All names are in Portuguese snake_case, but the naming convention is mixed: some are verb_noun (transformar_datum, converter_lote, calcular_poligonal), while others are noun_noun or noun_adjective (area_poligono, gsd_drone, fuso_utm, rbmc_mais_proximas). The pattern is readable but not fully predictable.
Nine tools is well-scoped for a geospatial/surveying utility server. Each tool maps to a distinct computation or data lookup, and the count avoids both excessive granularity and missing major operations.
The surface covers coordinate conversion, datum transformation, batch processing, polygon area/perimeter, GNSS station lookup, traverse adjustment, drone flight geometry, and UTM zone lookup. Minor gaps exist, such as arbitrary point-to-point distance/azimuth or direct coordinate forward computation outside a traverse, but core workflows are covered.