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The Internet representation at municipality level is realised in a 
completely different layout than on the county level (see fig. 3). 
This gives the municipalities the chance to have their own 
Internet design. On the other hand it allows the communes to 
create different Internet services on top of these data sets such 
as fingerposts to the administrative offices, for advertisement 
and so on. For this a uniform Internet appearance is desirable 
within the municipality. 
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5. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION 
Due to the general availability the Internet technology 
increasingly gains in importance also for the official 
administrations. The employment of Internet technology 
represents here a more profitable solution. The Internet is based 
on the client-server architecture. This offers the possibility that 
the data remain and can be administered and maintained, where 
they are produced due to the competence, the responsibility, the 
technical knowledge, and the infrastructure. Additionally also 
the programs can remain on the server, so that the user of the 
data does not have to worry any longer about complex hardware 
and software. The user accesses data only via the WWW- 
browser. The information are ready for use. By such an 
approach a lot of time can be gained related to training of 
programs, maintenance of data and costs of hardware and 
software. In contrast to this stands the responsibility, which the 
data provider has to guarantee. Taking over the role of a service 
provider he has to deliver and publish the data in a easy-to-use 
form and based on the requirements the users on county or 
municipality level define. 
By using Open Source solutions the opportunities for 
participation at developments of others exist. The solutions 
often fit better to the needs of the users, because users may 
themself be developers of system components. Apart from the 
smaller capital outlays the high stability and security as well as 
the large flexibility of the Open Source code plays an important 
role. Therefore Open Source solutions find also increasing 
acceptance and a rising spreading degree. From the users 
viewpoint no serious distinctions are given here compared to 
commercial products. It looks somewhat different on the side of 
the provider of an Internet-GIS service such as a cadastral 
office on the county or municipality level. Here it is to be 
clearly presupposed that technically experienced staff exists, 
that does not only guarantees the systems availability in the 
given manner, but also develops and expands the system 
further. With the appropriate understanding of the role of a geo 
chief information manager and a service provider the land 
registration offices become able to deliver full geo service 
packages from one hand. 
6. REFERENCES 
Bill, R., 1999a. Grundlagen der Geo-Informationssysteme. 
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Bill, R., 1999b. Grundlagen der Geo-Informationssysteme. 
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Piepel, C., 2002. Basiswissen Geodienste im Internet: 
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Herrmann, C., Asche, H., 2001. Web Mapping. Wichmann 
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> Internet systems 
7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 
The development was partially supported by a financial grant of 
the administration of the district Bad Doberan. 
We also will credit the achievement of the developer of the 
UMN-MapServer as well as to all other developer of the used 
OpenSource software components. 
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