(Summit No. 155 of the Government of the Shanghai City of 22 October 2012 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 90 of 25 October 2012 No. 90 of the Shanghai People's Government Order No. 90 of 25 October 2012.

Article 1

In order to enhance the management of geological information in the city, the role of geological information is fully realized, the protection of the legitimate rights and interests of the respondent of geological information, in accordance with the Geological Information Management Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) and, in practice, the development of this approach.

Article 2

This approach applies to the transfer, custody, use and supervision of geological information within the city's administration.

In accordance with the provisions of the Regulations, geological information should be transmitted to the geological mining authorities of the State Department, in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 3 (Definition)

The geological work described in this approach includes geological studies, geological studies, geological surveys, mining resource evaluation, mineral resource mapping, hydrology or engineering geological surveys, environmental geological surveys, geological disaster assessments and surveys, geotechnical engineering surveys.

The geological information referred to in this approach refers to the original geological information, results-based geological information in the form of words, maps, voices, videos, electromagnetic media etc. in geological work, as well as in-kind geothermal information such as pyrethroids, meals, samples.

Article IV (Management)

The Shanghai City Planning and Land Resources Authority (hereinafter referred to as the Urban Planning Resources Authority) is the administrative authority for the transfer, storage and use of geological information in the city.

The relevant administrative departments, such as the city's development reform, the construction of transport, earthquake, water, environmental protection and agriculture, are in line with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5

The Geological Information Depositary of the Urban Planning Resources Authority (hereinafter referred to as “the Geological Information Reservations”) is responsible for the preservation and use of geological information in the city and, in accordance with this approach, receives and receives the collection of geological information, as mandated by the Urban Planning Resources Authority.

Article 6

The city has a unified system of referrals for geological information.

Geological information transferees should communicate geological information to the Urban Planning Authority, as required by this approach.

The scope of the exchange of geological information is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations.

Article 7

In this city's administrative area, a prospector or a mining authority engaged in mineral resource mapping has been assigned to geological information; construction units involved in geological disaster assessment and survey, geotechnical engineering surveys are to be exchanged for geological information.

In geological work projects other than the preceding paragraph, financially funded units with respect to geological work are exchanged for geological information; non-financial funds, which are funded by a man-made pool of geological information, with a number of financially funded individuals, each contributing to the payment of geological information.

Article 8

Geological information brings to bear units of the non-geographic work project, which can be entrusted with the fulfilment of its obligations by the units involved in geological work.

The unit entrusted with geological work by the proponent of geological information to fulfil its obligation to surrender, and the parties should sign a letter of assignment of geological information.

Article 9

In addition to the results-based geological information, the annex to this approach provides for raw geological and physical geological information to be delivered, other raw geological information and in-kind geological information are required only to be transmitted to the catalogue. A breakdown of the geological information, raw geological information and the exchange of information in kind shall be made available, in accordance with the provisions of annexes 1, 2 and 3 of this approach, respectively.

The original geological information has been presented as a map, schedule and annex to the results-based geological information, which can be removed.

In accordance with the provisions of the Regulations, geological information should be transmitted to the geological mining authorities of the Department of State, who shall transmit the list of geological information to be transmitted simultaneously to the Urban Planning Authority.

Article 10

The resulting geological information should be in line with national standards for the preparation, integrity, integrity, and clarity and simplicity. The content of the electronic file submissions should be consistent with the content of the relevant paper.

The exchange of geological information should be made available to paper-based information and an electronic file. However, special circumstances are carried out in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) The geological work project across neighbouring provinces, which, in accordance with national provisions, are required to transmit to neighbouring provinces geological information on the results, the number of paper-based information and electronic files is identical to the number of provinces across the spectrum;

(ii) In the case of geological information on the different language texts, in addition to the paper-based information on the written text of the written text and the electronic file, the paper-based information and the electronic file of other languages should be made available;

(iii) In accordance with national provisions, the transfer of geological information to the geological authorities of the Department of State should be accompanied by an increase in the number of copies of paper-based and electronic files.

Article 11

The original geological information to be transmitted should be complete and fully aligned with the original geological list. The original geological information is the electronic file, which is sent directly to the electronic file; it is not an electronic file that can be delivered to the original, photo or digital reproduction.

In-kind geological information to be delivered should ensure that physical samples are authentic, complete, clear, accurate and consistent with the list of information in kind.

Article 12

The exchange of geological information shall communicate geological information in accordance with the period specified in the Regulations.

The construction work is based on geological information generated by geological work such as geological disaster assessment and survey, geotechnical engineering survey, which was transferred within 180 days of the end of the geological work project.

Article 13

As a result of force majeure, the merging of geological information cannot be transferred to the length of the specified period, and written requests for extensions should be submitted to the Urban Planning Authority within 15 days prior to the expiration of the time period.

The Urban Planning Resources Authority shall take a decision within five working days from the date of receipt of the request for extension and inform the applicant in writing; approval of the extension shall specify the duration of the extension period for a maximum period not exceeding 180 days.

Article 14.

The geological information clearing house shall be collected within five working days from the date of receipt of the geological information received, in accordance with the relevant provisions of this approach. Ecssential receipts were obtained; the receipt was not qualified, the returnee was supplemented by changes and the deadline for repayment. The respondent was not later supplemented by a request for amendment and was considered to have no geological information.

Article 15 (Protection of registration)

Geological information that needs to be protected is requested by the transferee in accordance with the requirements set out in the Regulations to the Urban Planning Land Resources Authority for the registration of geological information.

Geographic material of a public interest in geological work generated by financial contributions is not subject to protection registration procedures. The scope of geological information of a public interest is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Department of State Geological Mines Authority.

Article 16 (Custody)

Empirical information is collected from the experience, which is coordinated by the geological information cadres. Geological information storage institutions should establish a dedicated pool of geological information, maintain a variety of geotechnical information and rehabilitate the information damaged. It should also ensure the integrity and safety of geological information, in accordance with the regulatory norms governing electronic files.

Article 9, paragraph 1, of this approach provides that only the source of geological information and in-kind geological information that are required to be transmitted, shall be kept by the unit responsible for geological work.

Article 17

Other geological information should be made public in accordance with the law, in addition to geological information relating to State secrets and the period under protection under the Regulations. Geological information deposits should be made publicly available, in accordance with the period specified in the Regulations.

Geological information generated by geological work financed by the finance is public in public order from 90 days of the transfer.

Units and individuals can be certified by units, such as identity cards, and access to, replication, excerpts of geological information already published by the geological library. Reproduction of geological information, the geological information slotting agency could collect work fees. The specific criteria for the work expenses are developed by the municipal price administration.

Geological information cadres should establish a network of geodetic information services, publish geodetic information and provide access.

Article 18

The protection, openness and use of geological information involving State secrets or the right to work are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the conservative State secret law, the right to work.

Geological information deposits should be established in accordance with national provisions to establish a system of confidential review of geological information and to keep confidential reviews of geological information, and to submit a confidential recommendation to the ponder of geological information, which should be reviewed and determined at the level of seal.

Article 19

Geological information during the protection period is available only on an open list of information. In writing, however, the respondent agreed to open the geological information it had delivered in advance, which was made public by the Geological Information Depositary.

The period of protection of geological information was calculated from the date of the processing of the protection registration process; the geological information that was overdue was calculated from the date of the submission of geological information.

Article 20

Geological information during the protection period may be used for reimbursable purposes, specifically by the user in consultation with the ponder of geological information. The use of the user to apply for access to the geological library should be provided with written agreements signed by the parties. During the protection period, the use of geological information obtained by financially financed surveys and the development of geological information was carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Department of State Geological Mines Authority.

The Government of the people at all levels of the city and its relevant sectors can use geological information in the protection period without compensation, as a result of public interest needs such as disaster prevention, defence, public safety and environmental protection. Users may make requests to the Urban Planning Office, which is provided by the Geological Information Repositories, following confirmation by the Urban Planning Office.

Article 21

Geological information storage institutions should use modern information-processing techniques, conduct comprehensive studies on geological information, strengthen the development and research of geological information, provide the basis for governmental decision-making matters such as urban and rural planning, construction and management in the city and provide public information services in accordance with the law.

The buildings of the geography of geological information stores and staffing facilities should be in line with national standards for the construction of geological information storage institutions.

Article 2 (Information-sharing mechanisms)

The Urban Planning Resources Authority should strengthen administrative communication with the administrative departments of the city, the oceans, environmental protection, construction, transport, earthquake, agriculture, the establishment of geological information and related operational information-sharing mechanisms, the signing of a shared agreement on sharing the rights and obligations of the parties.

Article 23

The Urban Planning Resources Authority shall, in accordance with this approach, strengthen the supervision of the transfer, custody and use of geological information in the city, organize a review of the implementation of the laws, regulations and regulations governing the management of geological information, develop the geological information planning of the city, promote the transfer of geological information to the respondent and investigate cases in accordance with the law.

The Urban Planning Resources Authority should strengthen the management of geological information storage institutions and review and guide the work of geological information collection, identification and collection institutions.

Article 24

In violation of this approach, the Regulations provide for penalties, from their provisions.

Article 25

In violation of article 9, paragraph 3, of the present approach, no directory of geological information was sent to the Urban Planning Resources Authority, which was transferred by the Urban Planning Office for the period of time; the impossibility was over 1000 dollars and was informed.

Article 26

This approach has been implemented effective 1 December 2012.

Annex 1.

Critical engineering survey information

The geotechnical engineering survey report (including accompanying maps, schedules, annexes) and the database.

(i) The accompanying map includes a map of the location of the building and exploration sites, a map of the engineering geological autopsies, and a map of drilling;

(ii) Schedules include various types of tests, testing, monitoring and exploration point coordinates, highway, etc., for example, local work tests, spinterventions, standard entry;

(iii) The geotechnical engineering survey database (trans.mdb or Trans_shgeodb.mdb format);

(iv) The annex includes the relevant thematic elements of the geological survey project.

Hydrology, engineering geological information

(i) Regional or territorial integrity, hydrology, engineering geological survey and groundwater resource evaluation reports;

(ii) Geological survey reports on important energy, industrial bases, ports and critical water sources;

(iii) Separately prepared hydrology, engineering geological reports for mined areas, with special geohydro geological reports such as geothermal, mining and water.

Information on regional geological surveys

Regional geological survey reports and their geological maps, mineral maps.

Mineral geological information

(i) Survey geological information: geological reports on various types of mining surveys, mineral resource storage reports;

(ii) Mineral development of geological information: reports on exploration for the production of various types of mines, mineral resource storage reports, and geothermal reports on mines.

Geological information on coastal belts

Geological mineral survey reports of coastal belts, geodesy survey reports, geological survey reports, hydrology, engineering geological, environmental geological survey reports, geophysical, geochemical survey reports, geo drilling (a well) geological report.

Environmental geological and disaster geological information

(i) Report on hydrogeological surveys such as groundwater contamination areas, groundwater artificial supplies, groundwater environmental contexts and local diseases;

(ii) Report on geo-disaster surveys such as ground depotration, land degradation traps, groundbreaking;

(iii) Thematic survey reports on changes in the geological environment arising from construction work, such as the assessment of environmental geological surveys in major engineering and economic zones;

(iv) Ge-environment monitoring reports on groundwater resupply, groundwater water and groundwater quality;

(v) Survey of geological disaster control works;

(vi) Assessment of the risk of the construction of the project.

Geological information on earthquakes

earthquake geological survey report, earthquake geological study report, earthquake geological studies.

Identification of geological information

Regional material visits, regional survey reports, stock visits, survey surveys, details reports, remote sensing geological reports and studies related to important economic construction areas, priority engineering projects, hydrology, engineering, environmental geological work.

Information on geological, mining scientific research and integrated analysis

(i) Various types of geological, mining scientific findings and regional photographs registered with national and municipal outcomes;

(ii) Compilation of information on mineral land, mineral reserves, visionary areas for mines, total forecasting of mineral resources, mineral resource analysis and integrated information such as geological logs, mining logs.

Other geological information

Geological reports such as tourism geological, agricultural geological, deep-seated geological, fourth geography, new construction movements and soil surveys.

Annex 2.

Hydrology, engineering geological information

(i) Hydrogenic geological information: various types of work to be carried out in a diametery, all drilling graphs, various types of tests, tests, monitoring of raw data, a matrix of measurement results data (including databases), relevant material visits, and the identification of raw materials;

(ii) Engineering geological information: drilling of the Kirkit map in the soft land area, poor geospatial control photography maps, in depth over 30 metres, actual material maps, various types of works.

Regional geological survey information

Sources of testing data, identification results, a matrix of measurement results data (concluding databases), actual material maps, automated autopsies and automated maps, searches, reshaps.

Mineral information

(i) Mineral survey geological information: engineering batch, drilling diagrams, key tanks, pit visits, well search maps, various geospatial tests, analysis of data aggregates (or databases) and a matrix of measurement results data, and a survey of raw geological information;

(ii) Mineral development of geological information: biographical maps, automated maps, sampled information and a summary of the various survey results data (or databases).

Geological information on coastal belts

The various types of works are mapped, actual material maps and real-time information, various hard-to-size original records, various types of raw test analysis data, aggregates of surveyed results data, relevant material visits, studies, remote sensing of original information.

Environment Geology and disaster geological information

The various types of works are mapped, actual material maps, a synthesize results map, various surveys, testing, monitoring of raw data and a summary of the survey results data (including databases).

Visits and geospatial information

A variety of measurements, analyses of the aggregates for the testing of raw data (including databases), actual material maps.

Other geological information, such as geological research

Actual material maps, important original testing, analysis of data and a summary of spatial data on the location of samples (including databases).

Annex 3.

In-kind geological information obtained from scientific research.

In-kind geological information on the representativeness of the city and the typical character of reflecting regional geological phenomena, including physical information that reflects a comparatively important geomorphology, archaeological, geomorphology, morphology, morphology, morphology and rocks.

The base geological, fourth geology, hydro-hydro geological drilling, engineering geospatial material in the area of geological information gaps, and some of the important geomagosphere features of the choice of reservations in the non-standard areas.

In-kind geological information on solid mineral surveys.

V. Regional geochemical survey.

Other geological work information, including physical geological information obtained from coastal geology, tourism geological, agricultural geological, deep-seated geological, fourth geological, new construction campaigns and soil surveys.