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spatial data infrastructure (FIG, 1995; Tomlinson Associates Ltd., 1993). The basic premise ofthis paper is that maintenance of the digital cadastral map either in its support of, or as aconsequence of cadastral systems and in the current technological environment, is differentfrom the entities and processes involved in the analogue cadastral system.This paper confines itself to the digital spatial cadastral data and looks at the cadastral processas a system loosely bounded by the jurisdiction of the cadastral map. The main contention ofthe paper is that the maintenance of the digital cadastral map must be researched in thecontext of the entire cadastral system. Taking into account the needs and processes of all theentities in the cadastral system is the way to realise the goal of a single, jurisdiction wide digitalcadastral map which in time can become a survey accurate and multipurpose product.2. The cadastral process as a systemA single homogeneous state or nation wide cadastral product is the goal for any custodian ofthe digital cadastral map. The social and economic benefits of a single jurisdiction wide digitalcadastral map are undermined when multiple cadastral maps are being created and maintained.New technologies represent opportunities not previously available, not only to the custodians ofthe cadastral map, but also to all the participants in the cadastral process and the customers ofthe digital cadastral maps. Some jurisdictions have attempted to cost the process of keeping thedigital cadastral map up to date. The cost per parcel even for graphically accurate cadastralmaps is expensive (Jacoby 1996), while improving the accuracy of this digital product isestimated to be far more costly. Clearly there is a need to look anew at the cadastral mapmaintenance process to address these issues.The cadastral process of any country can be viewed as an information system and in fact muchof the literature refers to a jurisdiction’s cadastral system. This system includes two keycomponents or subsystems, a spatial component, the geometric description of the land parcels,linked to the textual component, records or registers, describing the nature of interests andownership of the land parcel (FIG, 1995). The intent in this paper is to review the spatialcomponent of the cadastral system, the creation and maintenance of the digital cadastral map,and view it as an information system with its constituent parts, namely data, processes, peopleor institutions, software and hardware. The spatial subsystem is considered as a subset of thecadastral system while still fully accounting for the constituent institutions that make up thecadastral systems of the western cadastral systems examined. The application of informationsystems analysis techniques requires an examination of the current systems from the initialcreation of the digital cadastral data by the surveyor, the other institutions involved in thecadastral system, to the intermediate or eventual customers of this spatial cadastral data Thiscan then be represented as a spatial data flow of that system (Effenberg and Williamson 1996).3. The cadastral map and its maintenanceObservation of the differences in the cadastral maps of between Europe and Australia or eventhe cadastral maps of the Australian states (PSMA 1996) clearly shows that there is no agreedcontent for the cadastral map let alone some consensus on data models. In Williamson andEnemark (1996) the cadastral map is shown as a product to service the often unique processesof a jurisdiction’s respective cadastral system, a system based on the cultural, social andeconomic history of that jurisdiction. Nevertheless it is worthwhile to attempt to define a basecontent for the cadastral map to support a cadastral system and to clearly define anddistinguish between upgrade and update in the cadastral map maintenance process.3.1 Content of the digital cadastral mapThe content of the digital cadastral map can ultimately only be determined by a carefulconsideration of the intended use of the digital cadastral map. Nevertheless to discuss themaintenance of the of the map it is necessary to define what data the cadastral map contains.The following is an attempt to broadly define a base cadastral map content for the purpose of
TABLE OF CONTENTSI – FUNCTION OF THE SterilGARD ® e 3 ....................................................................................................1SterilGARD ® e 3 Airflow and Base Features................................................................................................................................1Figure1, Airflow Inside Cabinet .................................................................................................................................................1Base Features ..............................................................................................................................................................................2Cabinet Pressure Plenums ...........................................................................................................................................................3Design Details ................................................................................................................................................................................3Motor / blower capacity..............................................................................................................................................................3Air balance adjustments..............................................................................................................................................................3ReadySafe Mode.........................................................................................................................................................................3Tested HEPA filters ....................................................................................................................................................................3Easy filter access.........................................................................................................................................................................3One-piece interior wall construction...........................................................................................................................................3Front access high velocity air slots .............................................................................................................................................4Towel guard ................................................................................................................................................................................4All-metal plenums.......................................................................................................................................................................4Removable recessed stainless steel work surface .......................................................................................................................4Drain pan ....................................................................................................................................................................................4Viewscreen..................................................................................................................................................................................4Work area lighting ......................................................................................................................................................................4Electronic ballast.........................................................................................................................................................................4Sponge armrest pad.....................................................................................................................................................................4UniPressure plenum....................................................................................................................................................................5Motor / Blower assembly............................................................................................................................................................5Cable ports ..................................................................................................................................................................................5UV light (Optional).....................................................................................................................................................................5Adjustable Cabinet Height (Optional) ........................................................................................................................................5Specifications.................................................................................................................................................................................6Weights:......................................................................................................................................................................................6Electrical Specifications..............................................................................................................................................................7Environmental Conditions ..........................................................................................................................................................8Symbols and Terminology..........................................................................................................................................................8II - PREPARING THE SterilGARD ® e 3 FOR USE .....................................................................................9Checking the Cabinet Upon Arrival ...........................................................................................................................................9The Uses of a Biological Safety Cabinet......................................................................................................................................9Installing the Cabinet ...................................................................................................................................................................9Location Within the Laboratory ...............................................................................................................................................10Venting into the Room..............................................................................................................................................................10Connecting the Exhaust for Ducting Outdoors.........................................................................................................................11Final Connections and Tests ......................................................................................................................................................13Auxiliary Wiring Options ..........................................................................................................................................................14Auxiliary Blower Switch Status Wiring Option .......................................................................................................................15Auxiliary Cabinet Monitoring Wiring Option ..........................................................................................................................15Auxiliary Cabinet Monitoring Wiring Option ..........................................................................................................................16III - PROPER CABINET USE ..................................................................................................................................................16III - PROPER CABINET USE ..................................................................................................................................................17Operator Controls ......................................................................................................................................................................17Figure 2, Operator Controls......................................................................................................................................................17Programmable Delay Off Time Function .................................................................................................................................18Alarm Conditions........................................................................................................................................................................19Start-up Procedure .....................................................................................................................................................................21Working in the Cabinet..............................................................................................................................................................21Reacting to Spills.........................................................................................................................................................................23Cable Ports ..................................................................................................................................................................................23Ultraviolet Germicidal Lamp (Optional)..................................................................................................................................23
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