How To Use The Standard
The list below describes the essential steps to begin
using the Cadastral Data Content Standard.
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Conduct a crosswalk between the attributes in your existing
database (or the database you will be creating) and entities and attributes
in the Standard. See the crosswalk example
for an illustration of typical recorder data attributes which correspond
with entities and attributes in the Standard.
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After you have crosswalked your data to the Standard, decide
which of the entities and attributes in the Cadastral Data Content Standard
you will actually use.
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Contact the other offices and agencies with whom you share
and exchange data. Provide them a list of the elements in your
database which correspond with entities and attributes in the Standard.
Ask the other offices and agencies to provide you with the same kind of
information --- a list of their data elements which have corresponding
entities and attributes in the Standard.
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(a) If you are building a new database, design the database
so that your cadastral data elements are in compliance with the Standard
(see the section on compliance
for further details). (b) If you are already working with an existing
database, re-work the database so that your cadastral data elements can
correspond with the Standard, or so you can otherwise link your database
to other databases for sharing cadastral information (see the section on
Share
Codes for examples).
Back to Part
Three, Using The Standard
Links To Other Parts Of The County Recorder's Module:
Part One - County Recorders And
The Cadastral Data Content Standard
Part Two - County Examples
Table Of Contents - County Recorders
and the Cadastral Data Content Standard
Links to the other Cadastral Courses:
Learning
The Cadastral Data Content Standard
Cadastral
Information For GIS Specialists
Surveyors
And The Cadastral Data Content Standard
Presented by the United States Department of the Interior
Bureau of Land Management, and
the Federal Geographic Data Committee Cadastral Subcommittee