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State regulation of geodesic activity in the Russian Federation
Journal: Science Journal "NovaInfo" (Vol.115, No. 1)Publication Date: 2020-05-16
Authors : Fakhurtdinova Alina Azatovna;
Page : 27-29
Keywords : GEODETIC ACTIVITY; CARTOGRAPHY; FEDERAL SPATIAL DATA FOUNDATION; LEGAL FRAMEWORK; INFORMATION SUPPORT; ROSSREESTR;
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Abstract
Currently, in the Russian Federation, the issue of state regulation of geodetic activities is becoming increasingly relevant. The presence of problems of state regulation of geodetic activities associated with the widespread introduction of the latest digital innovative technologies that have a significant impact on the formation and improvement of legislation and, in particular, normative and technical acts, necessitates the development of measures aimed at improving state regulation of geodetic activities.
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