TOPOLOGY

Accuracy of Boundary Topology

The boundary topology has been defined for surveyed parcels through the conversion of observations on the Survey Conversion project and the capture of new surveys in Landonline. In Landonline, this means that boundary nodes have been explicitly included in the boundary sequence of a parcel. For surveys processed in Landonline, the topological definition should be accurate for all nodes recorded. It should be noted that some nodes on non-primary parcels may not have been recorded. Survey conversion has removed spurious DCDB nodes from, and added survey-defined positions to, the parcel topology. Spurious nodes will still exist and appear close to the boundaries, but will not be included in the topology.

In areas where Landonline only records the DCDB derived definition of a parcel, the topology of the parcel may not reflect the survey-defined topology. This is likely to occur in rural areas where the scale of the initial graphical recording is unlikely to enable the identification of each boundary corner. This may require special attention when capturing new surveys and linking marks to those nodes already in Landonline.


Topology
Boundary Observations vs Boundary Lines
Parcel Dimensions
Topology vs Geometry
Geometry in Landonline
Role of Topology in Landonline
Parcel Status
Toplogy Line Layers
No Topology Layer
Primary Layer
Provisional Primary Network
Approved Primary Network
Live Primary Network
Unregistered Gazette Primary Network
Secondary Layer
Tertiary Layer
Parcel Topology Classes
Topological Parcel Networks
Primary Parcel Networks
Strata Parcel Networks
Provisional Strata Network
Approved Parcel Network
Live Strata Network
Unregistered Gazette Strata Network
Secondary Parcel Networks
Tertiary Parcel Networks
Historic Parcel Networks