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The functionality of these subsystems is closely intertwined,
with the core application being the CPERS. This application
utilizes the functionality found in all the other subsystems, and
is the unifying chord for the Cadastre business model, all of
which is based on Law 7/1996 and the associated rules and
norms.
The first subsystem, CAS, has been designed to not only
maintain contact information detailing local surveyors, but it
also contains the status of a specific surveyor or survey
company's license, examination results, penalties, suspensions,
and projects. The ability to issue a new license certificate is
also a part of this system. Per Romanian law, no single
surveyor is permitted to work on more than eight (8) property
registration projects at any one time. Therefore the system also
tracks how many projects are currently *in the works" for any
given surveyor. Additionally, there is an internet-based
component that allows the public to locate and select a local
surveyor for their registration project, as well as a resource
access for the surveyors/survey companies to collect copies of
maps, data, control point details, etc. free of charge.
CNS, is designed to create a database of control points in the
varying datums. This database contains a geographic
information system (GIS) component for the locating of the
points geospatially, as well as detailed attribute information on
each point including coordinates, type of point, method of
survey, condition of point, location description, and a
photograph of the point in context with its surroundings.
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The NCS is the central source for performing analysis and
creating reports. The users of this subsystem are typically the
management team of the local and national cadastres. The
status of a project, reporting on fees collected, tabulation of
registration projects, etc. can all be accessed, analyzed, and
reported on. There are several standard report options for the
users, as well as a custom report generation tool.
The central focus of activity for this effort is encased in the
CPERS subsystem module. This hub of the system is the entry
point for the reception of all registration projects. It is at this
module where the registration project is reviewed for submittal
compliance, data accuracy, and project completeness. The
system has an interface for the reception point, the inspector, the
inspector manager, and the director, fully encompassing the
review and approval/rejection process. It is via this subsystem
that changes are made to the GIS graphics/attributes, project
details are input and project status can be tracked, parcel history
is maintained, and custom queries and reports can be generated.
DM is the interface and toolkit for the importing of graphic and
attribute data into the GIS. This is a critical component that will
be used to insure the accuracy, projection, and project details
meet the stringent compliance requirements of the cadastre.
The ACS is the user access management tool that allows for the
granting of access privileges to user groups and also specific
users within a group. This will also be utilized by the system
administration group for the establishment of user profiles,
password management and system updates.
