Brunei Darussalam - Centre for Spatial Data Infrastructures and ...
Brunei Darussalam - Centre for Spatial Data Infrastructures and ...
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There is no clearinghouse or portal <strong>for</strong> sharing of spatial data currently implemented. However<br />
the sharing of spatial data is via intranet that links 3 departments (survey, l<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> town &<br />
country planning departments). Pricing, licensing, reproduction principels do govern the data<br />
access especially datasets.<br />
If your country is not developing a National SDI, are there any plans on developing an SDI in<br />
the future?<br />
<strong>Brunei</strong> <strong>Darussalam</strong> is moving to NSDI<br />
Historical Outline of Built <strong>and</strong> Natural Environment <strong>Data</strong> Development<br />
Please describe the origins <strong>and</strong> development of both cadastral <strong>and</strong> topographic data, along<br />
with other built <strong>and</strong> natural environmental datasets.<br />
Agencies involve in cadastral <strong>and</strong> topographic data development are Survey Department <strong>and</strong><br />
Private sectors (L<strong>and</strong> Surveyors). The data were developed from different perspective <strong>and</strong><br />
backgrounds. Cadastral from a property perspective whereas topographic from mapping<br />
perspective.<br />
Current Administration of Built <strong>and</strong> Natural Enviromental <strong>Data</strong><br />
Please describe current institutional <strong>and</strong> management arrangements that govern cadastral<br />
<strong>and</strong> topographical data.<br />
Survey Department deal with physical survey data, L<strong>and</strong> Department deal with l<strong>and</strong> registration<br />
data <strong>and</strong> District Office deal with administrative boundaries. All these are at national level.<br />
Please describe current institutional <strong>and</strong> management arrangements that other built <strong>and</strong><br />
natural environmental data.<br />
Survey Department governs image data <strong>for</strong> monitoring purposes, Town <strong>and</strong> Country Planning<br />
Department governs the master plan <strong>for</strong> the whole country <strong>and</strong> Enviromental Unit under Ministry<br />
of Development governs environment data.<br />
Please describe the metadata arrangements <strong>for</strong> built <strong>and</strong> natural environmental datasets.<br />
There is no metadata currently used or in place<br />
Please describe the data <strong>for</strong>mat or conceptual model <strong>for</strong> built <strong>and</strong> environmental datasets,<br />
especially topographic <strong>and</strong> cadasral datasets.<br />
Since Survey Department is the only government agency dealing with cadastral <strong>and</strong><br />
topographic data, data modal are common. All data are using feature coding as in ‘Survey<br />
Department <strong>Data</strong> Dictionary’.<br />
B. Institutional Framework <strong>for</strong> Integration - <strong>Data</strong> Provider<br />
Please provide in<strong>for</strong>mation on how spatial in<strong>for</strong>mation is managed from a data provider<br />
perspective.<br />
<strong>Data</strong> also received from private surveyors via contracts or tender award. In the contracts or<br />
tender, guidelines of submission <strong>and</strong> specification is listed. All submission will be check<br />
accordingly <strong>and</strong> loaded successfully to the database be<strong>for</strong>e payment can be processed.<br />
Please describe the tools that are used to manage spatial in<strong>for</strong>mation.
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