Table 2 - Department of Land Resources

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Challenges and alternatives 1. The principal difficulty projected by the above given study of the sample data of 449 number of villages seems to the time for completion of digitization of (Spatial and non-Spatial)data. The time for completion of each khasra (Spatial & Non-Spatial) which comes to is @ 4.2 hours per Khasra No. A number of experiments were conducted to further explore the breakup of 4.2 hours into sub-processes. In preliminary work the preparation of Conclusive title register (Chaant) consumes 40% of time. The preparation of Chuminda Register and Chuminda consumes 10% of time. The demarcation of the village boundary, Govt. Lands, Common Lands in the field also consumes 40% of time. The actual shooting/measurement of lot polygon vertices consumes only 10% of the time. Thus it is deduced to speed up the process, Conclusive-Title- Analysis (Chaant), preparation of Chuminda-Register and demarcation be automated/computerized. The time taken to finish the integrated digitization of current Khasra No.’s shall be reduced to 1/8 th of the time taken earlier for the same process. In order to implement the findings of above study an in-house software solution has been developed to facilitate the generation of the conclusive title analysis register and Chuminda register from the data input consisting in the updated last Jamabandi entries. The software is called “CHANT” and is named on the basis process it automates. NIC,Deity,MCIT,GOI DOLR,MORD,GOI 92
Further the demarcation of village estate boundaries and State lands, Common Lands was accomplished by the method of Staking-Out. This feature is inbuilt and available with all the Total Station make use in our field survey. In this feature basically it is the reverse of ETS shooting of points. The prism is attached to the ETS telescope by aligning and connecting of a infra-red beam in between and the surveyor directed by the ETS s software output to right, left, forward, backward until the prism reaches the point to be located on the ground. The process starts with the digitization of the village area boundary, Govt Land lots, Common Land lots from the available Cadastral Maps. The digitized data thus generated is formulated into a Total Station compatible Stream and uploaded into the Total Station. A permanent Land mark which has existed Since the last cadastral Survey is identified on NIC,Deity,MCIT,GOI DOLR,MORD,GOI 93
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CHAPTER 1 Bhoomi-Karnataka-Comprehe
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9,000 Village Accountants, 800 Reve
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web services Mutation process flow
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Admin Module of BHOOMI BHOOMI Admin
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Introduction Department of Revenue
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Quality Assurance of digitized Maps
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