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Administrative Measures For Surveying And Mapping Results In Shanxi Province

Original Language Title: 山西省测绘成果管理办法

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(Summit 4th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of San Francisco, 30 March 2008, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 220 of 3 April 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 220 of 3 April 2008, effective 1 May 2008)

Chapter I General
In order to regulate the management of the results of the mapping, to promote the use of the results of the mapping, to ensure the security of the results of the mapping, to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Mapping Act, the People's Republic of China Mapping Outcome Regulation and the Lands Sea mapping Regulation.
Article 2 reviews and publication of mapping results in the administration of this province, custody, provision, use and significant geo-information data, which are applicable.
Article 3 describes the results of the mapping described in this approach as data, information, graphics and related technical information generated through mapping. Mapping results is based on mapping results and non-basic mapping results.
The following results are based on mapping results:
(i) To establish a national unified mapping benchmark and mapping system and a uniformed trajectory control network, a high-range control network, space positioning networks, measurements, standards, satellite geodesy, data and maps obtained;
(ii) Based mapping data and video material obtained by air photographs;
(iii) Remote sensing satellite and other space flight vehicles on the basis of geographic information remote sensing information obtained from Earth observations;
(iv) The basic size of the country, video maps and their digital products;
(v) Data and information on basic GIS.
Mapping results with professional content other than the previous paragraph are not based on results.
Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in mapping results management, establish a system of geographical information resource sharing, coordinate key issues related to geographic information resource sharing and data exchange.
Article 5 Provincial mapping authorities are responsible for the harmonization of monitoring of the management of results across the province.
The municipal, district (commune, district) mapping administrative authorities are responsible for monitoring the management of the results of the current administrative regional mapping.
The relevant sectors of the population at the district level should be coordinated with relevant mapping results within their respective responsibilities.
Article 6, by provincial mapping authorities, is responsible for the custody and delivery of the results of the Mapping Unit (hereinafter referred to as the Mapping Authority) established by the executive authorities (the following identifiers) to assume the custody and delivery of the results of the basic mapping exercise; the Mapping authorities are entrusted with the preparation of a directory of receipt and mapping results.
Article 7 maps, transfers, custody, delivery, delivery, transmission, publication, destruction of the results of the mapping should be observed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State's legislation on confidentiality, legislation and regulations, which are secret in the country and should take confidential and security measures to guarantee the safety of the results.
Article 8. The intellectual property that maps the results is protected by law and no unit or individual may violate the legitimate rights and interests of the right to map the results.
Article 9 provides recognition and incentives to units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in mapping results management.
Chapter II
Article 10. The results of the mapping exercise are not reimbursable. The results of the basic mapping should be presented in a copy; the results of the non-Basic mapping should be brought together.
Purchase projects completed in provincial financial investments are presented by units that undertake the mapping project to submit a copy or catalogue of results to provincial mapping authorities; a mapping project completed in urban, district (market, district) financial investments in the establishment area; and a copy or catalogue of the results of the Mapping project by units that are responsible for the mapping project to the municipalities, districts (markets, districts).
Mapping projects completed using other funds are presented by Mapping Project Financers to map the results of the Mapping of Administrative Authorities in the municipalities or districts (markets, districts) where the project is located.
A foreign organization or an individual shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Department of State, carry out the results of the mapping activities carried out in the administrative area of the province, in accordance with the law.
Article 11. The unit of the project fundraising project or the national investment mapping project shall, within three months of the date of the completion of the project's identification, transmit a copy or catalogue of results to the mapping authorities.
Districts (communes, districts) mapping administrative authorities shall bring copies or catalogues of the results of the survey to the municipal mapping authorities in the area before the end of March each year; municipal mapping administrative authorities shall submit to the provincial mapping authorities a copy of the results of the survey for the previous year by the end of April.
Article 12. The mapping authority shall be transferred from within 10 working days of the date of receipt of a copy of the results of the Mapping or a directory to the designation of the custodian as an archival information and shall not be used for the benefit of the mapping authorities and the designated custody units.
The provincial mapping authorities should regularly prepare a catalogue of results and be made available to society by law.
Article 13 quantification of results-based use and custody units should clarify the responsibility to preserve, establish a system of sound custody, equipped with the necessary facilities, take effective measures such as fire prevention, firefighting, anti-stereotypology, anti-magneticification and leading; and guarantee the safety of mapping material.
The storage facilities and conditions for mapping results should be consistent with the relevant provisions of confidentiality, firefighting and archives management.
The results of the basic mapping should be implemented in a separate storage system.
Chapter III Provision and use
Other mapping results completed by basic mapping results and fiscal investment should be made available for decision-making and social public goods by State organs. People's governments at all levels and their relevant sectors and military needs for public interest, such as disaster prevention, mitigation, defence-building, can use results without compensation. The Government of the people at the district level should include the costs incurred in the preparation of the mapping results in the current financial budget.
In addition to the preceding paragraph, the results of the mapping are governed by the law by a system of paid use, which is implemented in accordance with the standards established by the relevant national departments.
Article 15. Legal persons or other organizations need to use the results of this province as a national secret basis for mapping, with clear purpose and scope for reporting to the mapping authorities for approval.
Other provinces, self-governance zones and the results of the basic mapping of the city, should be used by the provincial mapping authorities for the processing of communications.
Article 16 is responsible for the approval by the provincial mapping authorities of the use of the results of the confidential base mapping results in the following countries:
(i) Data, photographs, for more than three, four national balancing networks, high-range control networks and more space positioning networks;
(ii) 1:10000, 1:5,000 countries have basic sizeable maps, video maps and their digitalized products;
(iii) Based mapping data obtained by air photographs, information such as videos, and remote sensing information obtained on the basis of geographical information;
(iv) Basic geo-information data;
(v) The Department of State maps the results of the basic mapping of management commissioned by the administrative authorities.
Article 17
(i) Data, photographs, on the PACT, the Highway Control Network and the Space Positioning Network in the current administrative area;
(ii) The present administrative area: 2000, 1:1000 and 1:500 basic sizeable terrain, video maps and their digitalized products;
(iii) Basic geo-information data in the current administrative region;
(iv) Other base-based mapping results managed by them.
Article 18
(i) The application form for the use of the results of the national secret base mapping;
(ii) Effective identification of material by legal or other organizations;
(iii) Effective identification documents for the staff of the Office;
(iv) Organization body codes;
(v) Purchase of evidence from administrative authorities by provincial authorities or municipalities, districts (markets, areas);
(vi) Other relevant materials.
Article 19 mapping authorities shall make decisions on whether to grant use within 20 working days of the date of receipt of the application. Decisions should be taken on the ground. The reasons should be given in writing without the approval.
Article 20 provides external information on the results of the secret mapping of the province, which should be submitted to the provincial mapping authorities for approval and should seek the views of the relevant components of the military.
The fact that the province belongs to the State's clandestine mapping results shall be authorized by the confidential work sector in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State's legislation, regulations and regulations.
Article 21 designates the custody unit to provide the licensee with mapping results in a timely manner, in accordance with the content approved by the mapping authorities. The provision of basic geo-information data should be accompanied by a licence agreement with the licensee for the use of basic geo-information data.
Article 2: The licensee shall take advantage of the results of the basic mapping:
(i) That is a result of the State's clandestine base of mapping, which is used in accordance with the requirements of the State's relevant legislation, legislation and regulations, and take effective confidential measures;
(ii) In accordance with the purpose, scope and content of approval, no extension shall be extended to the system or other units;
(iii) All persons whose rights are to be protected by the right to copyrights of the results derived from the use of the basic mapping results, which are clearly indicated in the copyrights;
(iv) In the event of changes in the qualifications of the subject matter, the application should be resubmitted to the mapping authority for the approval;
(v) Authorize third parties to develop and, upon completion of the project, should monitor their destruction of the corresponding results of the mapping;
(vi) A third party is entrusted with the development of a sole-source and medium-sized joint venture with foreign organizations or individuals, as well as with foreign-owned enterprises registered in my country, and a cooperative business shall be subject to the approval procedure set out in article 20 of this approach.
Chapter IV Confidentiality and quality
Article 23 of the Mapping Unit shall be determined by a breakdown of the results of the mapping of the administrative authorities and the national confidential work sector, in accordance with the provisions of the Department of State, which are the result of the State's secret mapping exercise, and shall be marked by a pre- and confidential period.
Article 24 is a result of the State's secret mapping and should be managed in a confidential manner in accordance with the appropriate level and scope.
The use of the results of the development of production by national secret mapping results or products, without the provincial mapping authorities to handle confidential technology, may not be lower than the level of the results used.
The reproduction of the results of the national secret mapping should be managed in accordance with the pre-stigation level.
Article 25 Destruction of national secret mapping results shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the confidentiality of national mapping results:
(i) The custodial unit for the mapping of results shall be submitted to its authorities for approval;
(ii) The mapping results-based use unit has the authority to be approved by the district-level authorities, with no authority and approved by the district-level mapping administrative authorities.
The destruction of State secret mapping results should be carried out by registration, fascicle and custodial procedures.
Article 26 Mapping authorities shall monitor the use, management of national secret mapping results in accordance with the law and report on the results to the top-level mapping authorities and the confidential work sector.
Article 27 mapping authorities should enhance monitoring of the quality of the results. The Mapping Product Quality Monitoring Agency was commissioned by the mapping authorities to monitor the quality of the results.
The results of the basic mapping completed of financial investments should be collected by the mapping of product quality inspection body.
Mapping results completed by non-financial investments can be found by the Mapping Project-funded and can also be commissioned to monitor the receipt of mapping products.
Article twenty-eighth mapping units should be responsible for the quality of the results achieved. Mapping results are not experienced or are not eligible for use.
No unit or individual shall be able to alter and falsify results.
Chapter V Shared geographical information resources
Article 29 mapping authorities should establish geographical information resource sharing and data exchange mechanisms with relevant departments, harmonize management and exchange of geoinformation resources and provide public services.
Provincial mapping authorities should harmonize data formats with relevant departments to develop relevant policy and technical protocols for the sharing of geographic information resources across the province.
Article 33 Projects for mapping the use of financial funds and the construction of engineering mapping projects using financial funds should be sought in writing by the same mapping authority when approval of the project budget expenditure is not required. The mapping authorities should provide feedback within 10 working days from the date of receipt of the request. It is appropriate to map results and to make full use of existing mapping results and avoid duplication of mapping.
Article 33 mapping authorities should establish basic geographic information systems in accordance with the law and take full advantage of the geographic information data and information provided by various departments to update the relevant data on the basic geographic information database in a timely manner.
The basic geographic information system should be aligned with the base geographic information system established by the top-level mapping authorities.
Article 32 establishes information systems based on geo-information data, which should be used in accordance with national standards and linked to the base geographic information system established by mapping authorities.
Chapter VI
Article 33 provides for a uniform review and publication system for major geo-information data.
Important geo-information data in the administration of the province may not be published by any unit or individual.
Important geo-information data in the administration of the province include:
(i) Administrative area and location;
(ii) The key features of the map, the location of the landscape, etc.;
(iii) It is proposed that the geo-information data be made available in the words “Sustainable province”, “Space”, “Towards”, “A province-wide”;
(iv) Sources, lengths, lakes, depths;
(v) High distances and places of vital mountain peaks;
(vi) Other geo-information data on the location, length, depth, size, length, etc. of important natural and human-geographic geographic entities.
Article XV presents important geo-information data in the administrative region of the province, with the exception of the Mapping of Administrative Authorities by the Department of State, which is reviewed by the provincial mapping authorities and approved by the Government of the People of the province in consultation with the relevant departments.
Important geo-information data approved by the Government of the Provincial People are made available to society by the Government of the province or its mandated departments.
Important geo-information data are published in the form of a notice and are published in newspapers or on the Internet issued throughout the province.
In activities that affect the public of society, such as administration, information dissemination, external communication, teaching, the use of important geo-information data should be used to make use of important geo-information data published by law.
Article 36 Provincial mapping authorities are responsible for the recommendation to review the publication of important geo-information data, submitted by citizens, legal persons or other organizations (hereinafter referred to as recommended).
Provincial mapping authorities should decide whether to be admissible within 10 working days of the date of receipt of the recommendations of the author for the review of the publication of information on important geographical information. It should be noted that, within 20 working days of the date of receipt, an audit of the important geo-information data submitted by the author should be carried out and that no decision could be taken within 20 working days, with the approval of the head of the department, 10 working days could be extended and the reasons for the extension should be communicated to the author; inadmissibility, the reasons should be given in writing.
Article 37 recommended that the publication of important geo-information data be reviewed and that the following materials should be submitted:
(i) The basic situation of the recommended person;
(ii) Details of data results, scientificity and the need for disclosure;
(iii) Technical programmes for access to critical geo-information data and information on the data collection assessment;
(iv) Other material provided by provincial mapping authorities.
It is recommended that people's government departments should not provide the material specified in paragraph (i).
Chapter VII Legal responsibility
Article 338 violates this approach by providing for penalties under the law, legislation and regulations.
Article 39, in violation of article 22, paragraph (ii), of this approach, provides that the use of the results-based mapping units has been used for the purpose, scope and content of changes in the use of results, which are to be corrected by the mapping authority responsible for the management of the results and fines of up to 3,000 dollars for more than 300,000 dollars.
Article 40, in violation of article 22, paragraph (iv), of this approach, provides that the functionality of the results-based mapping unit has not been reproduced for the use of the application, which is being warned by the mapping authorities for the approval of the approval; and rejects the correctness and imposes a fine of up to $20,000.
Article 40, in violation of article 22, subparagraph (v), of this approach, entrusts third parties with the development of the results-based mapping unit, where the project is completed without monitoring its destruction of the corresponding results of the mapping, with a fine of up to 50,000 dollars for the management of the results.
Article 42, in violation of article 28 of this approach, sets out that the results of the painting units have been refined, redirected by the Mapping Authority and fines of up to 30,000 dollars; in serious circumstances, a fine of over 30,000 dollars.
Article 43 enshrines the legal responsibility in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national legislation on confidentiality.
Article 444 State staff engaged in mapping administrative management and mapping results management do not perform duties, abuse of authority, corruption, favouring private fraud, and are subject to administrative disposition by their duty-free agencies or by inspection bodies, which constitute crimes and are criminally criminalized by law.
Chapter VIII
Article 42 The Modalities for the management of results in mountainous Province, No. 94 of the People's Government Order No. 94 of 25 October 1997, were also repealed.