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6) To be able to set up a Spatial Information System (Field, 
City, and Geographic Information Systems etc.), map and 
cadastre information produced from national coordinate system 
and valid in legal should be used in the same way, the ones that 
are able to be converted from existing data to national 
coordinate system with the necessary accuracy that system 
requires should be used after transformation and if the ones that 
do not carry these properties require enhancement, then they 
should be added to system after their regeneration (TUJK, 
2008). 
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