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maine integrated land records: July 2009

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Monday, July 20, 2009. Public v. private. Interesting back and forth regarding public v. private approaches to maintaining a national cadastre. We spoke at length with First American Spatial Solutions. During the ILRIS project. Boundary Solutions. Also FASS seems to have a more practically tuned machine for moving toward total national parcel coverage, and are receptive to public/private development of a 100% Maine mapdown.

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maine integrated land records: happy terminalia

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Monday, February 23, 2009. In Roman mythology, was the god of boundaries and protector of both limits of private property and of the public territory of Rome. He was represented by a stone or post set up in the ground. Any one who removed a boundary stone was accursed and might be slain with impunity; a fine was afterwards substituted for the death penalty. Posted by richard sutton. August 11, 2009 at 1:21 AM.

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maine integrated land records: counties

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Friday, September 5, 2008. So what to do? Geotag these scanned documents with an x,y reference that makes it easy to expose them to geographic searches. It warrants serious consideration though. As information technology increases access to public records, whole new categories of opportunites tend to arise. It would be rewarding to see the County Registries benefit from these opportunities. Posted by richard sutton. There...

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maine integrated land records: February 2009

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Monday, February 23, 2009. In Roman mythology, was the god of boundaries and protector of both limits of private property and of the public territory of Rome. He was represented by a stone or post set up in the ground. Any one who removed a boundary stone was accursed and might be slain with impunity; a fine was afterwards substituted for the death penalty. Posted by richard sutton. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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maine integrated land records: February 2008

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Friday, February 29, 2008. Business drivers: STATE AGENCIES. A quick review of state agencies. Reveals many potential beneficiaries of an accessible, uniform statewide parcels resource. Here are the obvious ones:. Click through the slides below for agency-specific examples:. Posted by richard sutton. Thursday, February 28, 2008. The acronym part of this, MAP, could be M. The objective is a map. Posted by richard sutton.

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maine integrated land records: public + accessible, circa 1980

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Tuesday, April 1, 2008. Public accessible, circa 1980. In 1980 the National Research Council published a study titled " Need for a Multipurpose Cadastre. Many important studies on the topic have been produced since this one, but it stands as a kind of ur-document for multijurisdictional, large area cadastral planning in this country. From this study, a critical quote:. NRC, 1980, p. 9. Posted by richard sutton.

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maine integrated land records: mma tech + land records

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Tuesday, April 1, 2008. Mma tech land records. The planning team presented the project to a large and engaged crowd at the Maine Municipal Association Technology Conference on March 18. The Integrated Land Records System slides from that presentation are avaialble below:. Posted by richard sutton. Why arent the survey participants listed in The Maine GeoLibrary Strategic Planning and Integrated Land Records Survey?

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maine integrated land records: September 2008

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Friday, September 5, 2008. So what to do? Geotag these scanned documents with an x,y reference that makes it easy to expose them to geographic searches. It warrants serious consideration though. As information technology increases access to public records, whole new categories of opportunites tend to arise. It would be rewarding to see the County Registries benefit from these opportunities. Posted by richard sutton. Even ...

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maine integrated land records: public v. private

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Monday, July 20, 2009. Public v. private. Interesting back and forth regarding public v. private approaches to maintaining a national cadastre. We spoke at length with First American Spatial Solutions. During the ILRIS project. Boundary Solutions. Also FASS seems to have a more practically tuned machine for moving toward total national parcel coverage, and are receptive to public/private development of a 100% Maine mapdown.

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maine integrated land records: December 2007

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Maine integrated land records. News, status and commentary from an evolving system. Friday, December 21, 2007. Deep vs. wide. A challenge in developing both the Strategic Plan update as well as the Property Boundary Data Capture and Integration Framework will be establishing the right sample of stakeholder input. Do we use a small sample and examine the needs and capabilities to an extreme level of detail? Needs to be interviewed. In the second, we must focus intensely on what. We need to ask. In keeping...