Measures for the Implementation of Surveying and Mapping Achievement Management in Jiangxi Province (200 1 Revision)

Article 1 These Measures are formulated in accordance with the Surveying and Mapping Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and other relevant laws and regulations, combined with the actual situation of this province. Second departments and units engaged in surveying and mapping activities, management and use of surveying and mapping results within the territory of this province shall abide by these measures. Article 3 The surveying and mapping achievements mentioned in these Measures include the following basic surveying and mapping achievements and professional surveying and mapping achievements completed on land (including rivers and lakes) and in space, in addition to the achievements listed in Article 2 of the Regulations on the Administration of Surveying and Mapping Achievements in People's Republic of China (PRC) (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations):

(a) Various types of atlases (volumes);

(2) Land and underwater topographic survey data and maps, as well as relevant national geographic data and maps;

(three) the technical data directly related to the surveying and mapping results formed in the process of surveying and mapping.

Basic surveying and mapping results refer to surveying and mapping results formed in accordance with national technical standards (specifications, rules and maps). Professional surveying and mapping results refer to the results of surveying and mapping according to professional needs and technical standards of professional surveying and mapping (measurement norms, rules and maps of various business departments). Article 4 The competent department of surveying and mapping in the province is the administrative department of surveying and mapping of the provincial people's government, responsible for the management and supervision of surveying and mapping achievements in the province, and organizing the reception, collection, collation, storage and use of surveying and mapping achievements in the province.

The departments in charge of surveying and mapping under the people's governments of cities and counties are responsible for the management and supervision of surveying and mapping achievements within their respective administrative areas.

The relevant departments of the provincial people's government and the central units in the province are responsible for the management of the professional surveying and mapping achievements of this unit.

The military departments stationed in the province are responsible for the management of military surveying and mapping achievements in the province. Fifth basic surveying and mapping results completed by the relevant departments of the people's governments at or above the county level and the central units in the province, as well as related professional surveying and mapping results, must be submitted to the provincial surveying and mapping authorities every year in accordance with the following provisions:

(a) according to the national technical standards of astronomical survey, geodesy, satellite geodesy, gravity survey results directory and a copy (in duplicate);

(2) The contents and copies of the survey results, network layout, technical summary and acceptance report of space geodesy such as global positioning survey (GPS), Doppler positioning survey and satellite laser ranging (SLR) with solid ground signs;

(3) Copies of various aerial photographic negatives, aerial photographic appraisal forms and aerial photographic index maps used for surveying and mapping topographic maps and cadastral maps with the scale of 1: 500- 1: 25000 (in duplicate);

(four) officially printed thematic maps and general maps and atlas maps of this province (in duplicate);

(five) five seconds (including five seconds) of urban control survey and other engineering control survey results with a control area of more than ten square kilometers (in duplicate);

(six) the following surveying and mapping results according to the annual list and chart (in duplicate), a copy of the map (in duplicate) can be extended for half a year:

Topographic map with the scale of 1: 500, covering an area of over one square kilometer;

Topographic map with the scale of 1: 1000, covering an area of over four square kilometers;

Topographic map with the scale of 1∶2000, covering an area of more than ten square kilometers;

The topographic map with the scale of 1: 5000 covers an area of more than 25 square kilometers;

1:10000-1:25000 scale topographic map and image map.

(7) Catalogue of cadastral maps and clan maps (in duplicate).

Surveying and mapping results completed by surveying and mapping units from other provinces in our province shall also be handled in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph.

The results of cadastral survey data, according to the relevant provisions of the state. Sixth copies of surveying and mapping results should include the following contents:

(1) astronomical survey: technical design book, field technical summary, indoor technical summary and achievement table;

(2) Triangulation and traverse survey include length measurement (including baseline and side length), national technical standard level 4 or above (including level 4) and five-second control measurement: technical design book, network lock exhibition diagram, point marking and location description, field technical summary and acceptance report, field technical summary and achievement table;

(3) For leveling, the national technical standard is Grade 4 or above (including Grade 4): technical design book, mark and position description of points, road map, field technical summary and acceptance report, field technical summary, height difference and elevation table;

(4) Gravity survey: technical design book, point notes, exhibition drawings, abnormal drawings, gravity abnormal results table, gravity point coordinate results and their descriptions, technical summary and acceptance report. Article 7 Units that keep or use surveying and mapping achievements shall implement scientific management of surveying and mapping achievements for internal use and confidentiality in accordance with the following provisions:

(a) unified numbering, registration and cataloging;

(two) according to the relevant laws, regulations and rules of confidentiality, storage, collection, lending and other specific management systems;

(three) the use of modern scientific and technological means, timely, accurate, safe and convenient;

(four) if there is any change in the organization or management personnel of the designated management institution, the handover procedures should be handled carefully. Article 8 The delivery of classified surveying and mapping results must be strictly packaged and sealed, and handed over to the secrecy department or two people for carrying (escorting). The surveying and mapping results for internal use can be operated according to the general internal document management regulations. Ninth confidential surveying and mapping results have lost their use value (obsolete, damaged) and need to be destroyed. With the approval of the person in charge of the competent department at or above the county level, the surveying and mapping results should be strictly registered, catalogued and supervised for sale.

The destruction of confidential surveying and mapping results should establish a registration list and file it for long-term preservation. The main contents of the destruction inventory include: the name of the achievement, the sheet number, the classification, the source, the quantity, the machine (secret) code, the compiling unit, the publishing unit and the time, and the reasons for destruction. The cover of the inventory shall be signed by the appraiser, the seller and the agent, the document number of the approver or the approval for destruction, and the date of destruction.