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Introduction to National Spatial Information Center

Introduction to National Spatial Information Center. 2011. Office of Housing and Land National Spatial Information Center. Contents. I. Overview. II. Major Operations. Overview. Organization and Missions. Organization and Personnel Size: A total of Eleven (11) officers.

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Introduction to National Spatial Information Center

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  1. Introduction to National Spatial Information Center 2011 Office of Housing and Land National Spatial Information Center

  2. Contents I. Overview II. Major Operations

  3. Overview Organization and Missions Organization and Personnel Size: A total of Eleven (11) officers Chief Administrator of NGIC (1) Comprehensive Real Estate Tax (2) System(4) Management(4) • Real estate related informational service • Onnara real estate portal web site • General affairs • Statistics on land ownership status nationwide • Assistance in CRET administration • National Land Information System • Distribution of Geospatial Information • KLIS System * Chief Administrator of the Center (1), Secretary (1), Junior Official (2), Agent (5), Public Corporation Visiting Expert (2) 1

  4. Overview Principal Missions Organize and operate NGIC Collect, process and provide geospatial information including land registration and real property Release and administer geospatial information Produce and manage basic statistics of geospatial information Collect, process and provide CRET information 2

  5. Overview History Dec. 2005: Establishment of Real Property Information Control Center (Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs) Feb. 2008: Establishment of “National Land Information Center” under the Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs as a result of the consolidation of geographic information of the Ministry of Construction and Transportation and land registration of the Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs. May 2009: Adoption of new title of the organization, “National Geospatial Information Center” as a result of the reorganization plan of the Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs’ reorganization plan. 3

  6. Overview Legislative sources for establishing the Center and providing information Statutory Sources for Establishment National Geospatial Information Infrastructure Act, Article 18 (Establishment of National Geospatial Information Center) Act on Topographic and Hydrographic Survey and Land Registration, Article 70 (Establishment of Exclusive Charge Organization for Land Survey) Local Tax Act, Article 195-3 (Establishment of Exclusive Charge Organization) Statutory Sources for Information Provision Operational Rules for National Geospatial Information Center (Presidential Decree 21984, Jan. 2010) Geospatial Information Industry Promotion Act, Article 6 (Provision of Geospatial Information) Comprehensive Real Estate Tax Act, Article 21 (Provision of Tax Data) 4

  7. Overview Information in possession: 365,519 pieces 5

  8. Overview System operation status Connection rate per day (viewers) System under operation (4 sectors) Main Services • (Supporting) Bogeumjari housing; criminal investigation, trial, and inspection; personality investigation on high-ranked government officer; direct subsidy to rice providers; comprehensive real estate tax; etc. • (service for general public) Finding ancestor’s land; statistics for land and housing; and smart phone service 1. National Land Information System Supports services by the state, municipalities and public institutions in relation to geospatial information such as land, building, tax, etc. as well as service for general public 8,000 viewers (capital and municipality government workers) • Services of issuing and viewing information such as: land use plan confirmation, certified copy of land (forest/field) registration; individual publicly declared land/housing price. • Internet registration and application of: approval of land transaction; real estate brokerage business; real property development; individual publicly declared land price; individual housing price; certified real estate broker; etc. 2. Korea Land Information System Establishing nationwide geospatial information base including land registration map; conducting affairs on urban planning, valuation of land price; and service on customer issues 140,000 viewers (municipality government workers and general public) 3. Geospatial Information Distribution System Collecting publicly produced geospatial information to provide on-and-off-line 1,000 viewers (government workers, corporations, and general public) • (Distribution with fee) Figure-based topographical map, land character map, land use status map, preservation area, etc. • (Distribution without fee) Forestry map, soil precision map, hydrologic map, etc. • (Disclosure of list) Discloses geospatial information produced and administered by the state, municipalities, and public institutions. • Price information (publicly declared land price, actual transaction price, publicly declared housing price) • Real property information (initial selling, zoning district, real property development information) • Public viewing of land use regulation and land use planning, at a request for confirmation • Real estate statistics 4. Onnara Real Estate Portal Providing a map-based real estate information by lot number 30,000 viewers (general public) 6

  9. Overview System Operation Overview and Structure Chart NGIC System Operation Provides real property information (policy, and personal information, etc) National Land Information System Operates and manages KLIS Supports with CRET affairs provides policy information, supports with CRET affairs Prepares and announces land-related statistics Distributes geospatial information Real estate information, real estate price, actual transaction price, finding my own lot Distributes Geospatial Information System KLIS(Korea Land Information System) Land registration customer issues, provision of land registration information, land registration map, zoning district map Registration and release of geospatial information, figure-based topographic map, etc. 7

  10. Overview I. Major Operations II.

  11. Major Operations National Land Information System Provision of real estate information: 98,083,000 parcels(Based on the information provided in 2010.) Land ownership status (all administrative divisions); amount of CRET per person (the National Tax Service) Land ownership status by household (BH, National Intelligence Service); current aspect of government-owned properties (the Board of Audit and Inspection) Recipients of livelihood protection benefits (the Ministry of Health and Welfare); criminal investigation, prosecution, evidentiary materials for trial (the Prosecutors’ Office and Court); etc. 8

  12. Major Operations Distribution of National Geospatial Information Information is distributed for an effective utilization of spatial information generated from the public and private sectors figure-based topographic map; vegetation map Geospatial Information Distribution Center Utilization of information State institution State institution Geospatial Information Metadata provision of information hydrologic map, satellite visions Geospatial Information Public institution State institution MAP Service consolidation areal photos, land survey information Private businesses Private businesses Consolidated information thematic map Market Place POI, personalized advising General public General public Mash-up 9

  13. Major Operations Korea’s Land Information System Online customer service: Customers can make a request and confirm the result online on land issues (25 sectors) Handles online service request from customers at home. Real estate related approval or permission, or report and other customer issues requested and responded via the Internet service Introduction of infrastructure for municipalities nationwide (Approval of land transaction; Real estate brokerage business; Real property development; Individual publicly declared land price; Individual housing price; etc.) Construction of GIS-based consolidated data base Computerization of land related services • Visiting dispensed with customer convenience and administrative efficiency maximized. 10

  14. Major Operations Onnara Real Estate Portal Web Site 3D real estate service enables the customer to have a real view of the prospect building without the need to visit the place. (Dec. 2010) Heights and colors are added to a 2D plane map to provide 3D information of buildings and structures that closely represent the reality. 3D Real Estate Map 3D Geospatial Information Continuous Land Registration Map Real Estate Information 3D Real Estate Map • Publicly declared land price • Actual transaction price of apartments • Basic information on land and buildings • Viewing upon customer’s request (book and registry) • Regulations on land use Example of Benefits A prospective buyer of an apartment may experience the perspective from the target property and configuration of neighboring buildings via 3D real estate map service. 11

  15. Major Operations National Land Information System Comprehensive Real Estate Tax Support Efficient administration over the most recent real estate and tax information Administration over Basic Information Construction of Household Information • Construction of data base for property tax (house/land) • Taxing error correction support and training • Verification for spotting defects in property tax data • Assist city, county, and province with verification for spotting defects • Requesting for and constructing data base of resident registration materials, family relations materials, income materials • Construction and updating of household DB • Construction and updating of taxpayer information Tax Computation Follow-up support • Assists and manages occasional changed amount • Supports with tax estimation • Supports with information on household and property tax • Creates statistics for policy making • Combined application of materials ruled out from aggregation • Aggregation of property tax nationwide for each taxpayer • Computation of CRET (house/comprehensive land/separate land) 12

  16. Major Operations Smart National Land Information System Operation • Land Information: location, parcel number, parcel category, area size, publicly declared land price, etc. • Building Information: name of the building, structure, usage, area size, number of stories, current aspect of each floor, etc. • Other Information: land registration map, zoning district, information on present position, accumulated google map information. 20 types of information such as parcel number and category, publicly declared land price, etc. Public Administration and Security General public Communication Companies National Land Information System Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs Government workers • Number of viewers of Onnara: 9,530,000 (26,000 viewers per day) • Number of viewers of land (forestry) registry: 3,590,000 (9,800 viewers per day) • Land (forestry) registration map: 1,730,000 (4,700 viewers per day) Cities, Provinces, Counties, Divisions Number of viewers of Customer issues in 2010 13

  17. Major Operations National Land Information System Provides support for state-sponsored project Supports with public project compensation (as of July, 2011) Provides support for handling customer issues Provides support for CRET affairs Provides support for making policies Process of compensation for land reduced 1 day (based on one parcel) less than 3 minutes Provision of information for establishment of real estate policies Reduce provision time 5 days to 1day Collection and automatization of taxing materials of municipalities Reduce time 15 days to instant processing Viewing of personal land ownership status, wealth inspection of high-ranked government officer Reduce time 3 days to 1day 14

  18. Thank You. National Spatial Information Center

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