Local database of the open data
Can download the datasets ANTAQ makes available in open format and build a local database, with the date of each load, for the team to query.
Deliverable: local database with the date of each loadOcto for port indicators
ANTAQ publishes the Estatístico Aquaviário, annually and semiannually, with data the yearbook attributes to the SDP, and maintains an open data portal. Porto sem Papel publishes BI dashboards. Octo can help your team download and organize this data and build an internal view alongside your operation's indicators.
Three possible deliverables. The official numbers are ANTAQ's; what Octo builds is your team's internal view.
Can download the datasets ANTAQ makes available in open format and build a local database, with the date of each load, for the team to query.
Deliverable: local database with the date of each loadCan build the report that puts internal indicators next to the published numbers, with the source of each.
Deliverable: comparative report for reviewCan schedule the database update for each new ANTAQ release, with a record of what changed.
Deliverable: update routine with a logThe same Octo cycle, applied to this topic. Each arm has a narrow role; the people who approve and sign are on your team.
Which indicators your team tracks today and where each one comes from.
Each internal indicator linked to the published data it can be compared with, with the definition on each side.
Internal numbers stay in the company's environment; only public data comes from outside.
Spreadsheet, database or dashboard, matching how the team already works.
Open data loads, the date of each load and the side-by-side report.
Compares against a period the team has already analyzed.
The report goes wherever the team says.
What each indicator measures and where it comes from.
Octo does not publish official numbers. The official data is ANTAQ's; what Octo builds is your team's internal view.
Where the sector's public data lives. The official publication remains the reference.
| Data | Where | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Estatístico Aquaviário | ANTAQ publications | Annual and semiannual |
| Source of the yearbook data | SDP | 2025 Yearbook: “Source: ANTAQ - SDP” |
| Datasets in open format | ANTAQ Open Data Portal | Data produced and held by the agency |
| Porto sem Papel dashboards | PSP page | CONAPORTOS dashboard and PSP dashboard |
Three steps. Each one only makes sense once the previous one has shown results on your team.
A proposal, not a promise
Octo downloads and organizes the public data the team uses.
Internal indicators are now seen next to the published ones.
The database updates with each new release.
Each point below has a source published by the agency responsible for the standard or the system, or by the IMO. The sources are in the next section.
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points with a published source, each with its reference alongside.
Octo prepares everything, but does not sign. The document of record stays with whoever is accountable for it.
Gathers, calculates, organizes and produces the documents: spreadsheets, reports, dashboards and drafts.
Deliverable: material ready for reviewThe licensed professional reviews what Octo delivered before signing. If something doesn't add up, it goes back to Octo with the correction.
Step: review by whoever signsOcto does not sign. Designs, technical reports, ART/RRT, accountability reports and any official document are still signed by the licensed professional at the company or agency: here, the professional of record and the port authority.
Signature: professional of record and port authorityANTAQ publications and open data and the Porto sem Papel page. Accessed October 28, 2026.
The assessment starts with the indicators your team already tracks, without changing anything. You get a proposal for what can be compared and decide with it in hand.