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Referential Topology Workshop. Department of Planning - Update 8 th July 2009. Project 4704 Land Boundary Linkage. The problem: lack of referential topology DPI’s custodial datasets are not linked to Landgate’s current cadastral boundaries; so when Landgate moves and improves, DPI stays put.
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Referential Topology Workshop Department of Planning - Update 8th July 2009
Project 4704 Land Boundary Linkage The problem: lack of referential topology DPI’s custodial datasets are not linked to Landgate’s current cadastral boundaries; so when Landgate moves and improves, DPI stays put. The solution: Positional Accuracy Improvement (PAI) A software solution that will realign DPI’s data to match Landgate’s data now and into the future.
Project 4704 Land Boundary Linkage • PID produced Oct 08, funding approval Dec 08 • Initial research into the solutions available and testing completed (SJ) • Software vendors trialled Bunbury test area. • Cost estimates more than anticipated. • Interim final report to Project Steering Group. • Project ready to commence Jul 09. • Tender process initiated. • The remainder of the project is to: (1) organise the orderly processing and transition of the various DPI custodial data sets and (2) prompt Landgate to escalate its Spatial Upgrade program so we optimise our opportunity.
Project 4704 Land Boundary Linkage Project Manager Steven James Coordinator GIS Development Project Steering Group Kerry SmythManager Mapping & Geospatial Data Branch Matt DevlinTeam Leader GIS & Data Management Trevor ServaasTeam Leader Statutory & Strategic Mapping Sponsors Howard DrabschDirector Spatial Information & Research Robyn BarrowExecutive Director Strategic Policy & Management