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Anselm Haanen
Contemporary Landonline papers by Tony Bevin, Anselm Haanen and Neil Sutherland describe a system designed around digital submission, automated validation and closer integration of geodetic, cadastral and title information. The surveyor was no longer only submitting a document for LINZ staff to interpret. The surveyor was becoming a direct producer of structured national data.
Contemporary Landonline papers by Tony Bevin, Anselm Haanen and Neil Sutherland describe a system designed around digital submission, automated validation and closer integration of geodetic, cadastral and title information. The surveyor was no longer only submitting a document for LINZ staff to interpret. The surveyor was becoming a direct producer of structured national data.
Trent Gulliver and Anselm Haanen presented Developing a Three-Dimensional Digital Cadastral System for New Zealand at the FIG Congress in 2014.
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Named in the same paragraph · Mark Goodin
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Context: A cadastre with volume
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Mentioned in chapter · Mapping in 3D
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Context: A cadastre with volume
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Named in the same paragraph · Trent Gulliver
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Context: A cadastre with volume
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Discussed in chapter · Mapping in 3D
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Context: A cadastre with volume