Cadastral survey web browsing management system, computer program for executing cadastral survey web browsing management method, and cadastral survey web browsing system

Abstract

This invention provides a cadastral survey web-based viewing management system that allows for easy viewing of cadastral maps and cadastral registers, a cadastral survey web-based viewing management method, a computer program for implementing the same, and a cadastral survey web-based viewing system. [Solution] User terminals 300a to 300c are equipped with the ability to connect to the internet and the ability to use a web browser. The internet 400 is connected to web servers 500a to 500c that provide the website of the cadastral survey company. The website 500 of the cadastral survey company publishes a web page of the cadastral survey results. Users can view information related to the cadastral survey results using user terminals 300. User terminals 300 can access the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) on the web server 500 where the web page for viewing the cadastral survey results is stored, and display the web page for viewing the cadastral survey results.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a cadastral survey WEB browsing management system, a computer program for executing a cadastral survey WEB browsing management method, and a cadastral survey WEB browsing system.

Background Art

[0002] Conventionally, mainly municipalities have been conducting cadastral surveys to investigate the owners, lot numbers, and land uses of each piece of land, and to measure the boundary positions and areas.

[0003] For this cadastral survey, the municipality planning to conduct the survey contacts and coordinates with relevant institutions, and also makes plans such as when and which areas to survey, taking into account requests from residents. After that, an explanation meeting is held for the residents in the area where the cadastral survey will be conducted regarding the content and necessity of the cadastral survey, the survey schedule, the implementers of the work, etc. After that, in the cadastral survey, the landowners on both sides of the boundary are asked to confirm the land boundary with mutual consent. At that time, the relevant parties such as the landowners come to the site and refer to the materials created based on the official maps, etc. at the registration office to confirm the scope of their own land. At the same time, the landowner, lot number, land use (current status of land use), etc. are also surveyed together.

[0004] On the boundary thus confirmed, "posts" are driven, and these posts become important posts indicating the boundaries (lot boundaries) of each piece of land in the future. Furthermore, the survey of the confirmed boundary (cadastral survey) is carried out. In the cadastral survey, survey control points (reference points) serving as the basis for the survey are set, and the boundaries (lot boundaries) of each piece of land are surveyed. Also, based on the results, an accurate map (cadastral map) is created, and the area of each piece is calculated. Also, the results of the single - lot survey and the cadastral survey are summarized to create a cadastral register.

[0005] The cadastral maps and registers created through the above cadastral surveys are made available for public viewing and verification. Normally, viewing takes place at the municipal office for a period of 20 days, and anyone can view them. The location and period are, in principle, notified to landowners by mail. If any errors are found in the survey results, participants can report them, and corrections will be made as necessary. The results of the cadastral survey confirmed here become the final cadastral survey results. Copies of these results (cadastral map and cadastral register) are sent to the registry office, where the registry office revises the land register based on the cadastral register. The cadastral map then becomes the official map kept at the registry office, replacing the previous map. From then on, the registry office uses the results of the cadastral survey as reference material for real estate registration.

[0006] Regarding such cadastral surveys, Patent Document 1 discloses a cadastral register creation device and method that can easily create a cadastral register based on land information, as well as a computer-readable recording medium. The device is characterized by comprising: regional information; a format database that stores the format of a cadastral register in association with the regional information; land information relating to the land for which the cadastral register is to be created; a format acquisition means that, when the regional information is input, searches the format database for and obtains the format of a cadastral register corresponding to the regional information; and a cadastral register creation means that creates the cadastral register by associating the land information with the format.

[0007] Furthermore, Patent Document 2 provides a surveying system, surveying method, and surveying program that can be used even in areas where communication such as mobile phones cannot be received, and that can ensure the accuracy of the survey by repeatedly performing surveys and comparing the survey data. A surveying system is disclosed comprising a receiving unit that receives position and time signals from positioning satellites, and a surveying unit that surveys land, the surveying unit comprising a receiving unit that receives input of land information of the surveying site from the user and displays the land information of the surveying site, a storage unit that stores predetermined information entered by the user, a position calculation unit that calculates the position information of the surveying unit installed on the land at the surveying site based on the position and time signals from positioning satellites received by the receiving unit, and a calculation unit that acquires multiple pieces of position information for each surveying unit, calculates the measurement difference of the position information as an intra-set difference, and calculates the measurement difference of the position information of each set as an inter-set difference. [Prior art documents] [Patent Documents]

[0008] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2002-215757 [Patent Document 2] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2025-073013 [Overview of the project] [Problems that the invention aims to solve]

[0009] As explained above, access to cadastral maps and registers created through cadastral surveys is limited to designated locations of municipal offices and other local government bodies. Therefore, although anyone, any citizen, is entitled to access these cadastral maps and registers, in reality, only those who can go to the designated location and time designated by the local government can actually access them.

[0010] Furthermore, neither the cadastral register creation device disclosed in Patent Document 1 nor the surveying system disclosed in Patent Document 2 provides any means to resolve this problem.

[0011] In view of the problems in the prior art described above, the present invention aims to provide a cadastral survey web viewing management system, a computer program for executing a cadastral survey web viewing management method, and a cadastral survey web viewing system that enable easy viewing of cadastral maps and cadastral registers on the web. [Means for solving the problem]

[0012] In other words, the cadastral survey web viewing management system of the present invention includes a cadastral survey web viewing management terminal having a web browser function to manage the cadastral survey web viewing system, and a web server that sets up a website, wherein the cadastral survey web viewing management terminal and the website are connected via a network.

[0013] Furthermore, the cadastral survey web viewing system of the present invention is a cadastral survey web viewing system managed by the cadastral survey web viewing management system of the present invention described above, and is characterized by having a top screen which is an authentication screen for an access code displayed by reading the QR code written on the viewing notice or by accessing the URL. [Effects of the Invention]

[0014] According to the cadastral survey web viewing management system, cadastral survey web viewing management method, computer program for executing the same, and cadastral survey web viewing system of the present invention, cadastral registers can be easily viewed anytime and from anywhere. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0015] [Figure 1] This is an explanatory diagram showing an example configuration of the cadastral survey web viewing management system and the cadastral survey web viewing system according to this embodiment. [Figure 2] This is an explanatory diagram showing the login screen of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 3]It is an explanatory diagram showing an application screen for issuing a cadastral survey WEB viewing account of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 4] It is an explanatory diagram showing a top screen of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 5] It is an explanatory diagram showing a viewing management screen of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 6] It is an explanatory diagram showing a viewing data editing screen of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 7] It is an explanatory diagram showing a survey area selection screen of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 8] It is an explanatory diagram showing a survey area registration / modification screen of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 9] It is an explanatory diagram showing an attached map button before survey of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 10] It is an explanatory diagram regarding an attached map button before survey of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 11] It is an explanatory diagram showing a name management screen of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 12] It is an explanatory diagram showing a name registration / modification screen of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 13] It is an explanatory diagram showing (a) a search result list screen and (b) a batch creation screen for viewing notices of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 14] It is an explanatory diagram showing (a) display of past viewing results and (b) a list of inquiries of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 15] It is an explanatory diagram showing a name selection screen of a cadastral survey WEB viewing management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 16]This is an explanatory diagram showing the registration and modification screen for viewing land parcel numbers in a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 17] This is an explanatory diagram illustrating the display of the viewing button in a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 18] This is an explanatory diagram showing the screen for issuing viewing notices of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 19] This is an explanatory diagram showing the master management screen of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 20] This is an explanatory diagram showing the local government code list screen of a cadastral survey web browsing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 21] This is an explanatory diagram showing the prefecture selection screen of a cadastral survey web browsing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 22] This is an explanatory diagram showing the local government registration modification screen of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 23] This is an explanatory diagram showing the list screen of a large village in a cadastral survey web-based viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 24] This is an explanatory diagram showing the large-area registration modification screen of the cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 25] This is an explanatory diagram showing the sub-district list screen of a cadastral survey web browsing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 26] This is an explanatory diagram showing the district selection screen of a cadastral survey web browsing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 27] This is an explanatory diagram showing the sub-district registration and modification screen of a cadastral survey web viewing and management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 28] This is an explanatory diagram showing the sub-district registration and modification screen of a cadastral survey web viewing and management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 29]This is an explanatory diagram showing the screen for attaching parcel-level maps to a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 30] This is an explanatory diagram showing the upload screen of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 31] This is an explanatory diagram showing a submenu of a cadastral survey web browsing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 32] This is an explanatory diagram showing the basic information setting screen of a cadastral survey web browsing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 33] This is an explanatory diagram showing the local viewing screen of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 34] This is an explanatory diagram showing the government office viewing screen of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 35] This is an explanatory diagram showing the web browsing screen of a cadastral survey web browsing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 36] This is an explanatory diagram showing the account management screen of a cadastral survey web browsing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 37] This is an explanatory diagram showing a user registration / modification screen for a cadastral survey web viewing and management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 38] This is an explanatory diagram showing the password change screen of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 39] This is an explanatory diagram showing the backup data import / export screen of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 40] This is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the workflow in the cadastral survey web viewing management system of this embodiment. [Figure 41] This is an explanatory diagram showing the top screen of a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 42] This is an explanatory diagram showing a screen illustrating the browsing operation of a cadastral survey web browsing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 43] This is an explanatory diagram showing the user verification screen of a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 44] This is an explanatory diagram illustrating the agent verification operation of a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 45] This is an explanatory diagram regarding the verification of viewing records in a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 46] This is an explanatory diagram showing (a) a post-survey map screen and (b) a layer panel of a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 47] This is an explanatory diagram showing the final confirmation screen of a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 48] Figure 48 is an explanatory diagram showing the signature input screen of a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 49] This is an explanatory diagram showing the inquiry content input screen of a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 50] This is a viewing flow of a cadastral survey using a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 51] The following shows an example of a smartphone screen display in a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention, where (a) is one aspect and (b) is another aspect. [Figure 52] The following are examples of how a smartphone screen might display a cadastral survey web browsing system according to one embodiment of the present invention, where (a) is one aspect and (b) is another aspect. [Figure 53] Figure 53 shows another example of the display of a smartphone screen in a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention, where (a) is one aspect and (b) is a part thereof. [Figure 54] This is a workflow diagram of a cadastral survey web viewing management system according to one embodiment of the present invention and a cadastral survey administrative support system linked to the cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 55] This is another workflow for the cadastral survey support system. [Figure 56] This is a partial diagram of the cadastral survey support system. [Figure 57] This is a diagram showing other components of the cadastral survey support system. [Figure 58] This is a flowchart of the tasks performed using the cadastral survey support system. [Figure 59] This is a partial system configuration diagram of the cadastral survey support system. [Figure 60] This is a diagram showing the system configuration of other parts of the cadastral survey support system. [Figure 61] This is a diagram showing the configuration of yet another part of the cadastral survey support system. [Figure 62] This is an explanatory diagram of the work process management system for the cadastral survey administration support system. [Figure 63] This is an explanatory diagram of the attribute data consistency check system for the cadastral survey administration support system. [Figure 64] This is an explanatory diagram showing the linkage configuration between a cadastral survey web viewing management system and a cadastral survey administrative support system according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 65] This is the input screen for viewing results shown in the Cadastral Survey Administration Support System, and shows (a) the entire screen and (b) the update file selection dialog displayed via that screen. [Modes for carrying out the invention]

[0016] The following describes an example configuration of the cadastral survey web viewing management system and the cadastral survey web viewing system according to this embodiment. Figure 1 shows an example of the configuration of the cadastral survey web viewing management system and the cadastral survey web viewing system according to this embodiment. User terminals 300a to 300c, etc., are equipped with the ability to connect to the internet and a web browser. These user terminals 300 may also be smartphones, tablet devices, or personal computers (hereinafter referred to as "PCs").

[0017] Internet 400 is connected to web servers 500a to 500c, which provide websites for cadastral survey companies. The cadastral survey companies' websites 500 publish web pages containing cadastral survey results. Users can view information related to the cadastral survey results using their user terminals 300. The user terminal 300 can access the web page containing the cadastral survey results on web server 500 by accessing the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) where the web page is stored.

[0018] The cadastral survey web browsing management terminal 600 is connected to the internet. Users access a provided URL to use the browsing support service on the cadastral survey web browsing management terminal 600, retrieve content data for the cadastral survey results inquiry web page, and display this cadastral survey results-related information on the display of the user terminal 300. In this way, the effort required for users to search for the cadastral survey results inquiry web page is reduced, and this cadastral survey results-related information can be easily viewed.

[0019] The cadastral survey web viewing management system of this embodiment will be described below. First, launch a browser (Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, etc.) on the Cadastral Survey Web Viewing Management Terminal 600 and access the Cadastral Survey Web Viewing Management System. This will display the login screen for the viewing management system. Figure 2 shows the login screen. To begin, enter User ID 1 and Password 2, then click the Login button 3.

[0020] Figure 3 shows the application screen for issuing a cadastral survey web access account. Clicking "New Registration 4" on the login screen shown in Figure 2 will display the cadastral survey web viewing management account issuance screen shown in Figure 3. Enter your email address (5), organization code (6), name (Kanji) (7), and name (Phonetic) (8) on this cadastral survey web viewing management account issuance screen, and click the application button (9). A password setting instruction email will be sent to the entered email address.

[0021] Figure 4 shows the top screen that opens first upon logging in. On this top screen, you can check your browsing status and information regarding inquiries. You can also navigate to other screens from this top screen. Header 10 is displayed on almost all screens.

[0022] This header 10 contains a cadastral survey logo button 11 that, when clicked, transitions to the TOP screen, a login username display section 12 that displays the logged-in username, a logout button 13 that logs out and returns to the login screen, and a help button 14 that, when clicked, displays a help menu and allows users to read PDFs of the "Operation Manual" and "Viewing Data Construction Procedure Manual". Additionally, buttons for navigating to the management screens are provided: "Address Management" 15, "Viewing Management" 16, and "Master Management" 17. Furthermore, clicking submenu button 18 will display a submenu, allowing you to navigate to the "Basic Information Settings," "Account Management," "Password Change," and "Backup" screens.

[0023] TOP19 displays the user's current location within the system. The municipality selection field 20 allows the user to select the organization to manage. Clicking the ▽ button 21 displays a prefecture selection screen where the user can select a municipality. It is also possible to set this by directly entering a code and pressing the Enter key. Information 22 displays information regarding browsing status and inquiry handling.

[0024] Figure 5 shows the browsing management screen that appears when you click Browsing Management 16 on the top screen shown in Figure 4. The following can be done on this browsing management screen. • Displays a list of registered browsing information, allowing users to register new entries or make modifications. • Select, register, or modify survey areas. • Create a batch notification for selected browsing data. Import survey data and reference materials compiled in zip format. • The deletion process for existing data will also delete browsing history. Additionally, if the "Keep existing viewed data" option in the import options is checked, data with a consent code other than NULL in the viewing ledger will be retained. • Export selected browsing data in CSV format. • The search criteria list for viewing expiration dates now includes "Not Viewed" and "Viewed," allowing users to search using predefined search terms for each. Regarding the batch notification creation function, it is now possible to output from the output screen and consolidate individual notification files into a single file.

[0025] If it's a new registration on the viewing management screen shown in Figure 5, you can add viewing data on the viewing data editing screen shown in Figure 6. The following can be done on this browsing data editing screen. • When transitioning from viewing / management mode to registration mode, the recipient's name can be selected. • In editing mode, a list of address information and viewable address numbers will be displayed. • When transitioning from the address management screen, it becomes possible to select a region, register a new address, modify an existing one, and select an address. • Add and correct survey parcel numbers. • A notice of access will be issued regarding the name in question. • Enables attachment of PDF files of the viewing report and pre- and post-survey map files. • When browsing results are cleared, the current browsing results are recorded and can be displayed in a list as past results. • Enables the display of postal codes and remarks in recipient information, and allows the display of agent addresses and inquiries in the viewing results.

[0026] The following explains the survey area column 23 located at the top of the viewing management screen in Figure 5 and at the top of the viewing data editing screen in Figure 6. A survey area is information used to classify information such as addresses and browsing data by area name, and this information is managed by distinguishing it using a survey area code. The survey area section 23 contains a survey area code input field 23a, a survey area selection button 23b, a survey area editing button 23c, and a survey area registration button 23d. These are used to enter, edit, and register the survey area.

[0027] Clicking the survey area selection button 23b displays the survey area selection screen shown in Figure 7. On this survey area selection screen, the code selection button 24 allows selection of a code, and the name input section 25 allows input of a name. On this district selection screen, you can narrow down the districts by specifying a "code" and a "name". Clicking the code selection button 24 will reflect the changes on the main screen.

[0028] The following explains the editing of the survey area. Edit the survey area entered in the survey area code input field 23a. Clicking the "Edit Survey Area" button 23c located at the top of the data editing screen in Figure 6 opens the survey area registration / modification screen shown in Figure 8. This survey area registration / modification screen allows you to register new area data, modify area code data passed from the parent screen, and attach pre- and post-survey map files. You can also modify the survey area. Enter the area code (26) and area name (27), select either the pre-survey map attachment button (28a) or the post-survey map attachment button (28b), and click the update button (29) to edit and register the survey area information.

[0029] Clicking either the pre-survey map attachment button 28a or the post-survey map attachment button 28b will open a file selection screen. You can select the file to attach on the file selection screen, or drag and drop the file directly from Explorer. The file will then enter a save waiting state, and clicking the refresh button 29 will save the attachment. Multiple attachments can be saved. Attached files can be viewed in the reader by clicking the icon above the attachment button.

[0030] The display of the pre-survey map attachment button 28a is shown in Figures 9 and 10. The pre-survey map attachment button 28a changes its display depending on the file's saving status, as shown in Figure 9. If the "Attachment not available" button 28a displays "No attachment" 30 before the survey, it means that no file has been attached. If "PDF" is displayed on the upper left side (31) of the map attachment button (28a) before the survey, and a downward arrow (↓) (32) is also displayed, then a file has been attached but has not yet been saved. (Attachment information will not be saved unless an update process is performed.) If "PDF" is displayed below button 28a (the button for attaching the pre-survey map) 33, it means a file has been attached. In this case, clicking button 28a will allow you to view the attached file. Note that the icons 34a and 34b for the pre-survey map and the post-survey map are displayed in different colors.

[0031] Figure 10 shows the delete button 35. If there are attachments, clicking the delete button 35 will display the delete confirmation dialog shown in Figure 10. Clicking "Yes" 36 here will delete all attachments. This action cannot be undone.

[0032] Figure 11 shows the address management screen. The address management screen is displayed when "Address Management" 15 is selected in Header 10. On this screen, you can add and edit addresses. You can also search for address information. Initially, all information is displayed. This address management screen includes a current location display section 37 that shows the user's current location in the system, a survey area selection section 38 that allows users to narrow down the search area, and a search condition input area 39 where users can enter conditions for searching the data. Clicking the ▽ button 40 in the search condition input area 39 displays the area selection screen shown in Figure 7, where users can select an area.

[0033] Additionally, the Clear Conditions button 41 allows you to clear all search conditions, and the Search button 42 allows you to search for data using the entered conditions. You can also specify the display order of the search results using the Sort Order button 43, and the Edit button 44 displays the address correction window, which will be described later. Furthermore, clicking the viewing management button 45 will display the viewing data editing screen in a new tab. Additionally, clicking the "New Registration" button (+46) will display the new address registration window, which will be explained later. Additionally, you can perform a bulk import of addresses by selecting a dedicated CSV file from "File Selection" (not shown) via Import↓47 and clicking the "Execute Import" button.

[0034] A CSV (Comma Separated Values) file is a simple file format for storing data. "Comma Separated Values" means "comma-separated values," and it is widely used when saving tabular data as a text file. Each row represents a single record (a row of data), each field (column) is separated by a comma (,), and the first row usually contains a header (column names). It has the advantages of being easy to understand in plain text format, lightweight, and having a small file size. Furthermore, it has the advantages of being able to be opened with almost all spreadsheet software (Excel, Google Sheets, etc.), being easily read and written using programming languages, and being easily convertible to and from databases. It is generally used for data migration and backup, data migration between systems, exporting / importing from databases, and data analysis.

[0035] Furthermore, page navigation (page 48) allows you to navigate between the previous, next, first, and last pages of the search results. You can also open any page by entering a page number and pressing the Enter key.

[0036] The following describes the search function in the address management screen shown in Figure 11. Enter the "Survey Area" 38, "Name Code" 49, "Name" 50, and "Address" 51 into the search criteria input area 39, and click the search button 42 to display search results that match the entered criteria. In this case, clicking the ▽ button 40 will display the survey area selection screen shown in Figure 7, where you can select a survey area.

[0037] Clicking the edit button 44 will display the address registration modification screen shown in Figure 12. In the address registration / modification screen shown in Figure 12, enter the required information and click the update button 52 to modify the address information. Additionally, clicking the ▽ button 53 displays the survey area selection screen shown in Figure 7, allowing you to select an area.

[0038] The following explains how to register as a new user. The address management screen shown in Figure 11 allows you to add new address information. Clicking the "New Registration" button 54 on the address management screen shown in Figure 11 will display the address registration modification screen shown in Figure 12. New address information is registered by entering the district code 55, name code 56, name 57, postal code 58, and address 59 and clicking the registration button 60. At that time, clicking the ▽ button 53 will display the survey district selection screen shown in Figure 7, where you can select and enter the district.

[0039] Next, we will explain how to import addresses in the address management screen shown in Figure 11. The address import function allows you to register address information in bulk using an address import CSV file. First, enter the survey area in the survey area input field 38 on the address management screen shown in Figure 11. Next, click on address import 47 on the address management screen shown in Figure 11 to open a file selection dialog (not shown). Select the file in this file selection dialog and click "Open". Next, selecting OK in the confirmation dialog will execute the import process. The format for the address import CSV is shown in Table 1 below.

[0040] [Table 1]

[0041] The browsing management screen shown in Figure 5(a) allows users to search for, add, and edit browsing information. This browsing management screen also includes a current location display section 61 that shows the user's current location in the system, and a district search area 62 that allows users to narrow down the search target district. Clicking the ▽ button 23b in this district search area 62 displays the survey district selection screen shown in Figure 7, where users can select a district.

[0042] Additionally, there is a search criteria input area 63 for entering conditions to search for data, a condition clearing area 64 for clearing all search conditions, a search button 65 for searching for data based on the entered conditions, and a sorting order 66 for specifying the output order of the search results.

[0043] Furthermore, an edit button 67 displays the viewing data editing screen shown in Figure 6 in a separate tab, a new registration button 68 displays the new viewing data registration window, an import button 69 allows for bulk import of addresses by selecting a dedicated CSV file from "Select File" and clicking the "Execute Import" button, an error log acquisition button 70 becomes available if there are problems during import and allows for downloading the error log, and an export button 71 allows outputting a CSV of the viewing information selected in checkbox 72. Clicking the output report selection button 73 will display the bulk notification issuance button 74, the viewing confirmation issuance button 75, and the viewing index creation button 76 shown in Figure 5(b).

[0044] Clicking "Create Notifications in Bulk 74" will generate the notification documents and allow you to download them. Clicking "Create Viewing Confirmation Document 75" will generate and download a viewing confirmation document. Clicking "Create Browsing Index 76" will create and download the browsing index. In addition, downloading the sample CSV file (item number 77) will download a sample CSV file for bulk import.

[0045] Additionally, page navigation (page 78) allows users to navigate between the previous, next, first, and last pages of the search results. Users can also navigate by entering a page number and pressing the Enter key. When import option 79 is ON, you can perform the import process while retaining the data you have already viewed.

[0046] The browsing management screen shown in Figure 5 allows you to search for browsing management information. Enter the following information into the "Survey Area" field 23 of the search criteria: "Name Code" 80, "Name" 81, "Address" 82, "Viewing Period" 83, "Consent Status" 84, and "Inquiry Response Status" 85. Clicking the search button 65 will display search results that match the entered criteria. Clicking the ▽ button 23b at that time will display the survey area selection screen shown in Figure 7, where you can select an area. Furthermore, the viewing and management screen shown in Figure 5 allows for editing and registration of survey areas. At the top of the district selection field 23, there is an edit button (Survey District Edit Button 23c) and a new registration button (Survey District Registration Button 23d). These are used to enter, edit, and register the survey area.

[0047] Import 69 is explained below. Import 69 allows you to register address information in bulk. The import procedure is as follows: 1. Enter the survey area in the survey area input field 23 on the viewing management screen shown in Figure 5. 2. Clicking the Import 69 button at the bottom of the browsing management screen shown in Figure 5 will open a file selection dialog. 3. Select the file and click [Open]. Please note that all existing data will be deleted when you perform the import process. However, if you wish to retain the existing data you have already viewed, check the checkbox in the import options section 79. 4. Selecting OK in the confirmation dialog (not shown) will execute the import process. The Error Log Acquisition Button 70 becomes available if there are problems with the import process; clicking it will download the log file.

[0048] Export 71 is described below. Select the items you want to export as a CSV file from the search results list using checkbox 72, and then click Export 71. The information of the selected items will be downloaded as a CSV file.

[0049] The procedure for creating a batch notification document (item 74) on the viewing management screen shown in Figure 5 is described below. [Procedure 1] From the search results list screen shown in Figure 13(a), select the items for which you want to create a notification using the checkbox 72, and then click the output report selection button 73. Clicking the batch notification creation button 74 displayed in the output report display section 73a will display the batch notification creation screen shown in Figure 13(b). Clicking the batch checkbox 72a allows you to select or deselect all viewing information. [Step 2] Enter the viewing start date in the viewing start date input field 86 on the displayed viewing notification batch creation screen, and click the output button 87 to output a ZIP file containing the viewing notifications for the selected individuals. Additionally, checking "Combine individual notification files into one" (item 88) allows you to download the selected individual's notification files as a single Word file. When using double-sided printing mode, the display side of the first page of each individual's notification is taken into consideration.

[0050] The following explains item 75 of the document creation process for viewing confirmation. Click the output report selection button 73 on the viewing management screen shown in Figure 5, then click the viewing confirmation creation button 75 that appears to download the viewing confirmation.

[0051] The following explains how to create a browsing index table (item 76). Click the output report selection button 73 at the bottom of the browsing management screen shown in Figure 5, then click the browsing index creation button 76 that appears to download the browsing index.

[0052] The following describes the browsing data editing screen shown in Figure 6. If the source of the transition was the new registration button (survey area registration button 23d) on the browsing management screen shown in Figure 5, then browsing data can be added on the browsing data editing screen shown in Figure 6. Survey Area 23 is an item related to the survey area. The editing of Survey Area 23 is as described above. Address information 89 displays the recipient's information. Clicking the "Select Recipient" button 89a displays the recipient selection screen, where you can select a recipient. The new address registration screen is displayed when you register the address number 90. The viewing start date is displayed in 91. To register or change the date, you can either enter it manually or click the calendar display button ▽91a to bring up the calendar form (not shown) and select the date. If a notification has already been issued, the access code for the notification will be displayed in access code 92. The edit button 93 brings up the viewing land parcel registration / modification window 90 shown in Figure 16. The delete button 94 deletes the land parcel information. A confirmation screen (not shown) is displayed when deleting. The search results display can be switched using the Browsing Results Screen Selection tab 95. You can switch between displaying the current browsing results and past browsing results 95b. The browsing results are displayed in browsing results 95a. Clear Browsing Results 96 is used to reset the information entered on the online browsing system. Cleared browsing results are saved as Browsing Results (Past) 95a. Browsing Results (Past) 95b displays past browsing results as shown in Figure 14(a). This allows you to confirm that the browsing results have been cleared. Inquiry 95c is a list of inquiries, as shown in Figure 14(b). The date and content of each inquiry can be viewed. It is displayed by switching the Browsing Results Screen Selection Tab 95 to Browsing Results (Inquiry 95c). Note 97 is a remarks column. The attachment settings 98 allow you to attach "Viewing Documents" 98a, "Pre-Survey Maps" 98b, and "Post-Survey Maps" 98c. By clicking the attachment settings buttons 98a, 98b, and 98c, you can select files from the file selection screen. The attachment status indicator 98d for each section will show whether or not a file has been attached. The notification issuance window can be opened by issuing notification letter 99. Update 100 allows you to save and overwrite the entered content. The "Close 101" button closes the tab on the browsing data editing screen. Note that any information that has not been updated will not be saved in this case.

[0053] The following explains how to select an address. To select an address you want to edit, click the "Select Address" button 89a on the viewing data editing screen shown in Figure 6. This will open the address selection screen shown in Figure 15. You can narrow down the list of addresses by entering the "Code" 102 and "Name" 103 and clicking the filter button 104.

[0054] Clicking the "Register / Modify Viewed Land Number" button 93 on the viewing data editing screen shown in Figure 6 opens the viewing land number registration / modification screen shown in Figure 16. Enter the required information and click "Continuous Registration 105" or "Update 106" to register the land parcel number.

[0055] Both "Continuous Registration" 105 and "Update" 106 can save the information with the entered content. When "Update" 106 is used, the form enters an editing mode with the entered content, whereas when "Continuous Registration" 105 is used, the land number input fields 107a and 107b become blank, allowing the user to enter the next land number information without reopening the input form.

[0056] Clicking the edit button 93 on the viewing data editing screen shown in Figure 6 opens the viewing land number registration / modification screen 90 shown in Figure 16. Before and after the survey, for Oaza 108a and 108b, either directly enter the Oaza code or click ▽109a and 109b to select from the list. Similarly, for Koaza 110a and 110b, either directly enter the Koaza code or click the ▽ button 111a and 111b to select from the list. Furthermore, for land number 112a and 112b, enter the land number. Finally, for land category 113a and 113b, select the land category. In addition, enter the land area (m²). 2 Enter the land area in fields 114a and 114b. In addition, you can attach a drawing file for each parcel in field 115. Note that the drawing file name is a combination of the Oaza (large district), Koaza (small district), and land number separated by a hyphen. After entering the above items and clicking Update, the land number information will be corrected.

[0057] Clicking the attachment settings buttons 98a, 98b, or 98c opens a file selection screen. You can select files from this screen. You can either select files on the screen or drag and drop them directly from Explorer to put them into a save waiting state. Clicking the refresh button saves the attachment. Multiple attachments can be saved. Attached files can be viewed in the reader by clicking the icon above the attachment button.

[0058] The supported file formats are as follows: Viewing documents / PDFs Pre-survey map (PDF) Post-survey map · GeoJSON

[0059] Figure 17 shows the display of the book viewing button 98a, the pre-survey map button 98b, and the post-survey map button 98c. The display of the "View Book" button 98a, the "Pre-Survey Map" button 98b, and the "Post-Survey Map" button 98c changes depending on the file saving status, as shown in Figure 17. If the "View Document" button 98a, the "Pre-Survey Map" button 98b, and the "Post-Survey Map" button 98c display "No Attachment," it means that no files are attached. If "PDF116" is displayed above the left side of the "View Document" button (98a), "Pre-Survey Map" button (98b), and "Post-Survey Map" button (98c), and a downward arrow (↓117) is also displayed, it means that a file is attached but has not been saved. (Attached information will not be saved unless an update process is performed.) If "PDF118" is displayed below the "View Document" button 98a, the "Pre-Survey Map" button 98b, or the "Post-Survey Map" button 98c, it means a file is attached. In this case, clicking the icon above the button will allow you to view the attached file. Note that the icons 119a, 119b, and 119c for the "View Document," "Pre-Survey Map," and "Post-Survey Map" are displayed in different colors. Figure 10 shows the delete button 35. If there are attachments, clicking the delete button 35 will display the delete confirmation dialog shown in Figure 10. Clicking "Yes" 36 here will delete all attachments. This action cannot be undone.

[0060] Clicking the "Issue Notification" button 99 on the data editing screen shown in Figure 6 opens the notification issuance screen shown in Figure 18. Clicking the "Create Notification" button 120 on this notification issuance screen downloads the notification. In this case, if the viewing start date is not entered on the viewing data editing screen shown in Figure 6, the information entered in the basic information settings will be entered in the notification. By using the URL or QR code (registered trademark) listed in this notification, you can view the cadastral survey online. Alternatively, you can also view the cadastral survey online by scanning QR code 121 in the center of the viewing notification issuance screen shown in Figure 18 with a smartphone or other device.

[0061] QR Code 121 is a two-dimensional barcode developed in 1994 by Denso Wave, a Japanese manufacturer of automotive buttons and parts. It consists of a square matrix of white and black squares, and its orientation is identified by the position detection pattern of the squares at the three corners. The data capacity is said to be a maximum of 7,089 characters (numeric), 4,296 characters (alphanumeric), and 2,953 characters (8-bit bytes). It is equipped with an error correction function using Reed-Solomon coding, making it readable even if it is dirty or damaged, and four error correction levels (L, M, Q, H) can be selected. It has been used for reading website URLs for some time. It offers high-speed reading that instantly recognizes a barcode simply by pointing a camera at it, has a large capacity that can store more information than conventional barcodes, is resistant to dirt, and has an error correction function that allows it to be read even if there is some damage such as a button missing.

[0062] In the data editing screen shown in Figure 6, the inquiry tab 95c is used to input the status of the response to the inquiry displayed in the inquiry tab. The inquiry status will be updated by selecting from (Unconfirmed) → (Confirmed) → (In Progress) → (Completed) according to the status from the time the inquiry was received. If there is data categorized as "Unconfirmed" or "In Progress," the number of items will be displayed in the information section of the top screen as follows. Information There are 5 unsupported data entries. There is one inquiry that has been resolved. There is one inquiry currently being processed.

[0063] When you select "Master Management" 17 in Header 10, the Master Management screen shown in Figure 19, which is the screen that appears, allows you to navigate to the editing screens for "Local Government" 122, "List of Large Districts" 123, "List of Small Districts" 124, "Survey Area Management" 125, and "Attach Maps per Parcel" 126.

[0064] Selecting "Local Government" 122 on the master management screen shown in Figure 19 displays the local government code list screen shown in Figure 20. Local government information can be edited on this local government code list screen shown in Figure 20. The current location display unit 127 displays the user's current location within the system. The search criteria input area 128 is where you enter the criteria for searching the data. Clicking the ▽ button 129 displays the prefecture selection screen shown in Figure 21. On this prefecture selection screen, you can select a prefecture using the selection button 129c based on the code 129a and name 129b. Clicking the New Registration button 130 displays the new registration window for local governments. The Clear Conditions button 131 clears all search conditions. The Search button 132 searches for data using the entered conditions. The Edit button 133 displays the local government editing screen. The Page Navigation buttons 134 navigate to the previous, next, first, and last pages of the search results display. You can also open any page by typing a page number and pressing the Enter key.

[0065] In the local government code list screen shown in Figure 20, you can narrow down your search by entering the prefecture code as a search criterion. Additionally, clicking the ▽ button 129 displays the prefecture selection screen shown in Figure 21, allowing you to select a prefecture.

[0066] Clicking the "New Registration" button 130 on the local government code list screen shown in Figure 20 opens the local government registration modification screen shown in Figure 22. After entering the required information, clicking the "Register" button 135 registers the local government. Furthermore, clicking the edit button 133 on the local government code list screen shown in Figure 20 opens the local government registration modification screen shown in Figure 22. Enter the new organization name and click the update button 136 to modify the local government information. The organization name is entered manually in the organization name field 137.

[0067] Selecting "Oaza" 123 on the master management screen shown in Figure 19 displays the Oaza list screen shown in Figure 23. This Oaza list screen allows for editing of Oaza information. The current location display section 138 shows the user's current location in the system. The search criteria input area 139 is where you enter the criteria for searching the data. Clearing the criteria 140 clears all the search criteria. The search button 141 searches the data using the entered criteria. Clicking the edit button 142 displays the Oaza editing screen. Clicking the delete button 143 deletes the Oaza information. A confirmation screen is displayed when deleting. Clicking the new registration 144 displays the new Oaza registration window. Clicking the import 145 allows you to perform a bulk import using a CSV file. Clicking the page turn 146 navigates to the previous page, next page, first page, and last page in the search results display. You can also open any page by entering the page number and pressing the Enter key.

[0068] On the list of districts shown in Figure 23, enter the "District Code" 147 and "District Name" 148 in the search criteria input area, and click the (Search) button 141 to display search results that match the entered criteria. Clicking the New Registration button 144 on the Oaza (large district) list screen shown in Figure 23 opens the Oaza Registration Modification screen shown in Figure 24. Enter the required information and click the Register button 149 to register the Oaza information. Alternatively, enter the required information and click the Update button 150 to modify the Oaza information. Enter the Oaza name manually in the Oaza Name field 151.

[0069] By clicking Import 145 on the list of districts screen shown in Figure 23, you can register district information in bulk using a CSV file. Clicking "Import 145" at the bottom of the list screen shown in Figure 23 opens a file selection screen. Select a CSV file in the default format, and then select "OK" in the confirmation dialog to execute the import process.

[0070] Selecting "Sub-district 124" on the master management screen shown in Figure 19 displays the sub-district list screen shown in Figure 25. This sub-district list screen allows for editing of sub-district information. The current location display section 152 shows the user's current location in the system. The search criteria input area 153 is for entering search criteria. The clear criteria button 154 clears all search criteria. The search button 155 searches for data using the entered criteria. The edit button 156 displays the sub-character editing screen. The delete button 157 deletes sub-character information. A confirmation screen is displayed when deleting. The new registration button 158 displays the new sub-character registration window. The import button 159 allows for batch import using a CSV file. Page navigation 160 navigates to the previous page, next page, first page, and last page in the search results display. It is also possible to open any page by entering a page number and pressing the Enter key.

[0071] On the sub-district list screen shown in Figure 25, enter the "Oaza Code" 161, "Sub-district Code" 162, and "Sub-district Name" 163 in the search criteria input area, and click the search button 155 to display search results that match the entered criteria. Alternatively, clicking the ▽ button 164 will display the Oaza selection screen shown in Figure 26, where you can select an Oaza. Furthermore, on this Oaza selection screen, you can narrow down your search using the code 164a and name 164b using the search button 164c, and then select an Oaza using the select button 164d.

[0072] Clicking the New Registration button 158 opens the sub-district registration modification screen shown in Figure 27. After entering the required information, clicking the Register button 165 registers the sub-district information. Additionally, clicking the ▽ button 166 displays the Major District Selection screen, allowing you to select a Major District code from the list. Clicking the edit button 156 opens the sub-character registration correction screen shown in Figure 27. Enter the required information and click the update button 167 to correct the sub-character information. Enter the name of the sub-district manually in the sub-district name field button 168.

[0073] You can register sub-district information in bulk using a CSV file. Clicking the Import 159 button at the bottom of the sub-character list screen shown in Figure 25 opens a file selection screen. Select a CSV file in the default format, and then select OK in the confirmation dialog to execute the import process. Table 2 shows the format for importing small characters into a CSV file.

[0074] [Table 2]

[0075] Selecting "Survey Area" 125 on the master management screen shown in Figure 19 displays the sub-district registration modification screen shown in Figure 28. The survey area management screen shown in Figure 28 allows for editing related to the survey area. The current location display unit 169 displays the user's current location within the system. The search criteria input area 170 is where users enter the criteria for searching for data. Clearing the criteria 171 clears all search criteria. The survey area editing screen is displayed. Deleting 172 deletes the survey area information. A confirmation screen is displayed when deleting. New registration 173 displays the new survey area registration window. Page turning 174 navigates to the previous page, next page, first page, and last page in the search results display. It is also possible to open any page by entering the page number and pressing the Enter key.

[0076] When "Attach Parcel-Specific Map" 126 is selected on the master management screen shown in Figure 19, the parcel-specific map attachment screen shown in Figure 29 is displayed. The current location display unit 177 displays the user's current location in the system. The survey area selection 178 is used to select the survey area. The attached map list 179 displays a list of parcel-specific attached maps for the specified survey area. The upload 180 transitions to the upload screen.

[0077] In the attached map list 179, the numbering system in the list, No. 181, is displayed, and in file name 182, the file name is displayed. Also, deleting 183 displays a delete dialog, and selecting "Yes" deletes the file. Furthermore, CHK184 displays "OK" if there is viewing address information corresponding to the attached drawing. If no corresponding information exists, it displays "NG".

[0078] On the upload screen shown in Figure 30, accessed via Upload 180, the user's current location in the system is displayed in the Current Location Display Unit 185, and files can be selected by adding a file using File Add 186 to open Explorer. All added files can be canceled by instructing Cancel All 187. A batch upload is performed by instructing Batch Upload 188. Files can also be added by dragging and dropping them from Explorer into the Attached Drawing Drop Area 189. Furthermore, clicking Add File 186 opens a file selection screen (not shown). Additionally, selecting a PDF file of a single-line map on the file selection screen adds the selected file to the list. Additionally, you can add files by dragging and dropping them from Explorer into the attached drawing drop area 189. To cancel the selection of files, click (Cancel All) 187 or (Cancel Individually) 190 to remove the files from the list. Clicking either "Bulk Upload 188" or "Individual Upload 191" will upload the files.

[0079] This system requires that the parcel-level map attachment be in PDF format. The file name must be in the format <Oaza Code>-<Koaza Code>-<Lot Number>. If the Oaza, Koaza, and Lot Number match after the survey, a (Ltd.) mark will appear in the "Map Attachment" column for the surveyed lot number.

[0080] Clicking the settings icon 192 in the upper right corner of each screen displays the submenu 18 shown in Figure 31, where you can access "Basic Information Settings" 193, "Account Management" 194, "Password Change" 195, and "Backup" 196. Please note that the only setting item that can be selected from the viewing data editing screen is "Basic Information Settings". Hovering your mouse over the settings icon 192 will expand submenu 18. Clicking on basic information settings 193 will take you to the basic information settings screen. Clicking on account management 193 will take you to the account management screen. Please note that account management 193 is only accessible to users with the "System Administrator" permission level. Clicking "Change Password 195" will take you to the password change screen. Clicking "Backup 196" will take you to the backup data import / export screen. Clicking "Close 197" will close submenu 18.

[0081] Figure 32 shows the basic information settings screen. This screen allows you to edit the information included in the notification. The basic information settings screen shown in Figure 32 is displayed when you select "Basic Information Settings" 193 in submenu 18. By switching the items at the top of the screen, you can select from "Basic" (198), "Local Browsing" (199), "Government Office Browsing" (200), and "Web Browsing" (201). Enter the name of the head of the local government in field 202. Enter the contact information in field 203. Enter any remarks in field 204. Register the font file for the custom characters (with the extension .woff) in field 205. Select the format of the notification in field 206. Enter the return deadline in field 207, if the notification includes instructions on how to return the notification. You can register a new entry using the registration button 208, modify and update the information using the update button 209, and close this basic information settings screen using the close button 210.

[0082] In the local browsing screen shown in Figure 33, enter the date in Schedule 211, enter the venue in Venue 212, and enter the reception time in Reception Time 213. You can register a new entry using the Register button 214, modify and update the details using the Update button 215, and close this local browsing screen using the Close button 216.

[0083] In the government office viewing screen shown in Figure 34, enter the date in Schedule 217, enter the venue in Venue 218, and enter the reception time in Reception Time 219. You can register a new entry using the Register button 220, modify and update the information using the Update button 221, and close this government office viewing screen using the Close button 222.

[0084] Enter the start date of your visit in the "Start Date 223" field on the web browsing screen shown in Figure 35. Also, click on the calendar 223a next to the input form to access the calendar form. Enter the contact information for the government office in the "Contact Information 224" field. Enter the inquiry reception hours in the "Inquiry Reception Hours 225" field. The simplified viewing manual 226 displays the simplified viewing manual. Please note that you will need word processing software such as Microsoft Word to view the document. You can register a new account using the registration button 227, modify and update the content using the update button 228, and close this web browsing screen using the close button 229.

[0085] Clicking the (Simplified Viewing Instructions) button 226 on the above web browsing tab will create a simplified viewing instructions in Word format. The instructions will also include the viewing period of 20 days from the viewing start date 223 on the web browsing tab, and the contact information 225. You can choose to open or save the downloaded file. If you select "Open," a document editing program such as Word will launch and display the file.

[0086] Figure 36 shows the account management screen where accounts can be added, edited, and deleted. This account management screen is displayed when "Account Management" is selected in submenu 18. The current location display section 230 shows the user's current location in the system. The search criteria input area 231 is where users enter the criteria for searching for data. New registration 232 displays the new user registration window. Clearing conditions 233 clears all search criteria. Sort 234 allows users to select sorting by "Number (ID)", "Organization Code + ID", or "Organization Code + Username". The search button 235 searches for data using the entered criteria. The edit button 236 displays the account editing screen. The delete button 237 deletes account information. A confirmation screen is displayed when deleting. Page navigation 238 navigates to the previous page, next page, first page, and last page of the search results display. It is also possible to open any page by entering a page number and pressing the Enter key.

[0087] Figure 37 shows the user registration modification screen. The user registration modification screen shown in Figure 37 is opened by clicking the new registration button 232 on the account management screen shown in Figure 36. Select the account status by status 239. Enter the organization name in organization name 240, or click the ▼ button 241 to select the organization name. Enter the user ID in user ID 242. Also, enter the username (blank) in username (blank) 243. Enter the username (phonetic) in username (phonetic) 244. Enter the password in password 245. Clicking (generate) 246 will generate a random password. Enter the email address in email address 247. Enter the expiration date in expiration date 248. Clicking the ▼ button 249 next to the input form will enable the calendar form. Select the permissions in permission 250. Enter the required information and click (Register) 251 to add the account. Clicking (Send Password Notification Email) 252 will send an email containing the password to the user's email address.

[0088] The user registration modification screen shown in Figure 37 allows you to edit existing users. Clicking the edit button 236 on the account management screen shown in Figure 36 opens the user registration modification screen shown in Figure 37. After entering the required information, clicking (Update) 253 updates the user information. Clicking (Send password notification email) 252 sends an email containing the password to the user's email address.

[0089] Figure 38 shows the password change screen, which allows users to change their password. This password change screen allows you to change your password. Enter "New Password" (254) and "New Password (Confirmation)" (255), then click (Update) (256) to change your password. This password change screen is displayed when you select "Change Password" in submenu 18.

[0090] Figure 39 shows the backup data import / export screen. This backup data import / export screen is displayed when "Backup" is selected in submenu 18. The backup data import / export screen allows you to output (export) backup data for migrating registered data to another server, or input (import) backup data output from another server. In step 257, you select the survey area to be backed up. In step 258, you import the data using a compressed file for import. In step 259, you export the backup data. In step 257, select the area to be included in the import / export process. If left blank, all data for the organization will be included. The filename for the browsing backup file will be browsing-backup-(organization code)-(district code)-(export date).zip. It cannot be used if the organization code and district code do not match the entered information. Also, when exporting backup files for each organization, the filename will not include the district code.

[0091] You can import data for each organization using a special compressed file output during the export process. Clicking the import icon opens a file selection screen. Select the special compressed file and click OK in the confirmation dialog to start the import process.

[0092] Data for each organization can be exported in a dedicated compressed file format. Clicking the export icon will start the download.

[0093] Figure 40 shows an example of the workflow in the cadastral survey web viewing management system of this embodiment described above. First, in step 1, log in using the registered ID and issued password on the login screen shown in Figure 2. Next, in step 2, display the list of registered viewers on the viewing management screen shown in Figure 5. If new registration or modification is necessary, in step 3, display the list of land parcels for each individual on the viewing data editing screen shown in Figure 6, and create a link to the viewing document PDF to perform new registration or modification. Then, in step 4, display the list of registered viewers again on the viewing management screen shown in Figure 5. Furthermore, in step 5, register the surveyed land parcel number on the viewing data editing screen shown in Figure 6. Finally, in step 6, display the QR code on the viewing notification issuance screen shown in Figure 18 and print the notification. Subsequently, in step 7, automatically generate a QR code using a URL with the personal code as a parameter, stamp it, and send it. Meanwhile, following step 4, step 8 involves registering and modifying user information, specifically the code and name, on the user registration modification screen shown in Figure 37. In parallel with this, as step 9, the address management screen shown in Figure 11 allows for bulk registration of address information from the address import CSV file.

[0094] The following describes how to view cadastral surveys and how to operate the online viewing system for cadastral surveys using a cadastral survey web viewing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. First, scan the QR code printed on the notice mailed to you by the government office to begin the viewing process. If using a computer, access the URL provided in the instructions for viewing the notification online. The procedure involves launching a browser (such as Edge or Chrome) on your computer and entering the URL in the address bar.

[0095] Upon startup, the top screen shown in Figure 41, which is the access code authentication screen, will be displayed. Enter the access code printed on the viewing notification into the access code input field 260. The access code is located below the QR code on the viewing notification. Next, click the "Authenticate" button 261. After clicking the Authentication button 261, if authentication is successful, the screen will switch to the browsing operation explanation screen shown in Figure 42. This browsing instructions screen displays explanatory images or videos showing how to perform browsing operations. Once all explanations are complete on the browsing instructions screen shown in Figure 42, the user will be redirected to the identity verification screen shown in Figure 43. If you are about to be redirected to the identity verification screen before the explanation is finished, click the "Skip" button 262.

[0096] On the identity verification screen shown in Figure 43, if the viewer is the person addressed to the notification, they should enter their name (263) and phone number (264) and click the "Self" button (265). If the viewer is not the person themselves but an agent, they should click the "Agent" button (266).

[0097] If access is authorized to an agent, perform the agent verification operation on the screen shown in Figure 44. Enter the agent's name (267), relationship (268), phone number (269), and address (270), then click the "Next" button (271). If the representative is not a relative, select "Other" in relationship 268, and click ▽272 to enter the specific relationship.

[0098] After verifying the identity of the person or their representative, the viewing documents are confirmed on the screen shown in Figure 45. Here, we will confirm the land being surveyed. The available materials include the survey report and maps from before and after the survey. Please note that the viewing period is 20 days. After the viewing period expires, you will no longer be able to access the content. The book can be viewed by clicking button 273 (View Book). Clicking button 274 (View pre-survey drawing) displays the cadastral map drawing before the survey. Clicking button 275 (View post-survey map) displays the post-survey map. The highlight button 276 displays the post-survey map and highlights the relevant land parcel number.

[0099] To view the documents you wish to view, click the "View Documents" button (273). To view the pre-survey cadastral map, which is part of the viewing materials, click the (View Pre-Survey Map) button 274 to display the pre-survey map. To view the post-survey map, which is part of the documents you are viewing, click the (View Post-Survey Map) button 275.

[0100] In the post-survey map screen shown in Figure 46(a), which is a post-survey drawing, the land subject to the survey is highlighted (in blue), and by clicking on these land parcels 277 with the mouse, the parcel information 278 for that land can be displayed on the screen. Furthermore, the location can be displayed in the Google Maps window using the map display sign 279. A route search can also be performed with this location as the destination. The single-page map attached via PDF Mark 280 will be displayed in a separate window. You can select and switch background maps in the layer panel 281a shown in Figure 46(b), which is displayed by clicking the layer button 281 on the screen.

[0101] After reviewing the above-mentioned documents, we will provide a response regarding the investigation results. If there are no problems with the survey results, select the "Agree" button 282. If there are errors or corrections needed in the survey results, select the "Disagree" button 283. If you wish to contact the city hall with questions or inquiries, select the "Inquiry" button (284). In addition to the means of verifying the survey results described above, it would also be advisable to provide an objection button to select if there are errors or other corrections needed in the survey results.

[0102] If you do not agree with the survey results, contact the government office and enter your reason in the reason input section 285 on the final confirmation screen shown in Figure 47, then click the "Submit" button 286. Clicking the "Submit" button 286 will send the viewing results and complete the viewing process. In this case, if the objection button is selected, the reason for the objection can be entered in the objection reason input field on the final confirmation screen, and the viewing results will be sent, completing the viewing process.

[0103] After submitting the survey results, the signature input screen shown in Figure 48 will be displayed. After signing the input field 287 by hand, click the "Submit" button 288 to complete the viewing process. Selecting the "Inquiry" button 284 displays the screen shown in Figure 49 for entering the inquiry details. After entering the inquiry details in the input field 289 and clicking the "Send" button 290, the submission is completed and you return to the document viewing confirmation screen shown in Figure 45.

[0104] Figure 50 shows the cadastral survey viewing flow using the cadastral survey web viewing system of one embodiment described above. For example, using a smartphone (291), you scan the QR code on the notice mailed from the government office to begin the viewing process. After logging in, step 1 displays the viewing instructions screen shown in Figure 42. Then, step 2 is the identity verification screen shown in Figure 43, or step 3 is the agent verification screen shown in Figure 44. Next, step 4 displays the pre- and post-investigation viewing screen shown in Figure 45. On this screen, you view a list of post-investigation land parcel numbers, view the PDF of the viewing document, and confirm whether you consent or not. If you do not consent, you enter the reason. Next, in step 5, the post-survey map screen shown in Figure 46(a), which is the survey site viewing screen, displays the map before and after the survey, and performs operations such as overlaying Google Maps.

[0105] Figures 51 and 52 show examples of the display of screen 291a on a smartphone 291 in the cadastral survey web viewing system of this embodiment. Figure 51(a) is an example of the display corresponding to the viewing operation explanation screen shown in Figure 42, and Figure 51(b) is an example of the display corresponding to the identity verification screen shown in Figure 43. Figure 52(a) is an example display corresponding to the final confirmation screen shown in Figure 47, and Figure 52(b) is an example display corresponding to the signature input screen shown in Figure 48.

[0106] Figure 53 shows an example of the display on screen 291a of another smartphone 291. When a smartphone 291 or similar device is held vertically, a panel 291b for entering a signature character by character is displayed, as shown in Figure 53(b). After entering one or two characters at a time into panel 291b and pressing the (Confirm) button 291c, the entered characters are displayed on the upper panel 291d. If you wish to make corrections, you can do so by pressing the (Clear) button 291e.

[0107] The following describes the cadastral survey web viewing management system of this embodiment and the cadastral survey administrative support system linked to the cadastral survey web viewing system of this embodiment. The cadastral survey support system is a computer system that integrates the management and processing of land information in cadastral surveys, and is particularly a database management system that streamlines the entire cadastral survey process from before the survey to after the survey. In conventional cadastral survey operations, each process, such as data management, pre-survey input, post-survey input, and report output, was performed using separate systems or manual methods, posing challenges in ensuring data integrity, work efficiency, and preventing human error. The cadastral survey support system of this embodiment includes data management means, pre-survey input means, post-survey input means, pre-survey report output means, and post-survey report output means, enabling integrated management of all processes in cadastral surveys.

[0108] Figures 54 and 55 show the workflow of the cadastral survey support system. The cadastral survey support system is designed to efficiently manage the complex business processes of cadastral surveys, following a systematic workflow. The cadastral survey support system features a "work process box" on the left side of the main screen, allowing users to systematically execute tasks according to each stage of the cadastral survey. This work process box is categorized into major processes corresponding to the standard steps of a cadastral survey.

[0109] Main process configuration [A, B, E Processes] - From survey preparation to on-site survey This process encompasses everything from the initial stages of cadastral surveying to on-site inspections. The main tasks include the following: System setup and preparation for cadastral survey Registration of various master data (large district, small district, individual, land use, etc.) Input and correction of pre-survey data Verification with the registry at the Legal Affairs Bureau Holding and managing information sessions Scheduling and managing the attendance schedule Conducting on-site surveys Specifically, this includes setting the processing year, inputting pre-survey land parcel data, outputting on-site survey forms such as cadastral survey forms and markers, creating a list of participants for the briefing session, and preparing attendance notices and attendance lists.

[0110] [Process H] - From post-inspection processing to certification This process involves handling administrative tasks after the completion of the on-site inspection, up to the final certification application. The main duties include the following: Input and correction of land parcel numbers and change items after the survey. Organization of personnel transfer items Implementation of various inspection tasks Managing browsing results Creation of certification documents This process involves inputting and correcting post-survey data, creating cadastral survey forms and cadastral registers, preparing documents related to viewing, and creating various reports necessary for certification requests.

[0111] Features and advantages of the cadastral survey support system Step-by-step workflow: Each process is clearly defined, allowing for a quick overview of the work's progress and ensuring that all necessary tasks are completed without fail. Automated document output: Necessary documents are automatically generated at each stage, preventing manual transcription errors. Ensuring data integrity: Data integrity checks are incorporated into each process to maintain data quality. Efficient task management: The work process box allows employees to understand the current stage of a task and proceed with the next steps without hesitation. Thus, the workflow of the cadastral survey support system is a comprehensive system designed to systematize the complex business processes of cadastral surveys and enable them to be carried out efficiently and reliably.

[0112] As shown in Figure 56, the cadastral survey support system 701 includes data management means 702, pre-survey input means 703, post-survey input means 704, pre-survey report output means 705, and post-survey report output means 706. Furthermore, the work process management is carried out as E process (pre-survey) management 707 and H process (post-survey) management 708, and the business flow is controlled accordingly.

[0113] Data management device 702 integrates and manages land data, personal information, and various master data before and after the survey. The pre-survey input method 703 is a function for efficiently inputting land and owner information before the survey. The post-survey input method 704 is a function for inputting and managing transfer information and changes after the survey. The pre-investigation report output means 705 is a function for automatically generating various reports in the pre-investigation stage. The post-investigation report output means 706 is a function for automatically creating legally required reports at the post-investigation stage.

[0114] As shown in Figure 57, the data management means 702 includes a master data management unit 709, a business data management unit 710, and a data maintenance and control unit 711. The master data management unit 709 includes tables for large districts, small districts, individuals, land use categories, reasons for change, cause of change, type of rights, and disposal.

[0115] The business data management unit 710 holds data on land parcel numbers before the survey, land parcel numbers after the survey, change information data, map numbers, and on-site inspection information data. The data maintenance and control unit 711 has an attribute data consistency check function, an exclusive control system, and business data storage and restoration functions, as well as data input / output control functions.

[0116] With the above configuration, the data management means 702 enables hierarchical master management that efficiently manages data based on a hierarchical structure of large districts, sub-districts, and land parcel numbers, functions as a relational database that automatically maintains the relationships between each table, and enables multi-user support through simultaneous editing control using exclusive mode and shared mode.

[0117] Figure 58 shows a flowchart of the work performed by the pre-investigation input device 703. [Start inputting land parcel numbers before survey], [Select land parcel number], [Enter basic information], and then, if necessary, enter [Co-owner information], [Heir information], [Rights information], [Witness information], [Remarks], and [Cadastral survey form application information] before [Save data].

[0118] The functional specifications of this pre-investigation input device 703 are described below. First, the pre-investigation input device 703 is equipped with a land parcel number movement function, enabling efficient movement of land parcel numbers using the first, previous, next, and last buttons. Furthermore, the pre-investigation input device 703 is equipped with a search and filtering function, allowing conditional searches by Oaza (large district), Aza (small district), and land parcel number. In addition, the pre-investigation input device 703 is equipped with a batch input function, enabling batch setting of agricultural land development classifications, survey map numbers, etc. Moreover, the pre-investigation input device 703 is equipped with a personal master linkage function, enabling automatic referencing of owner and heir information. Finally, the pre-investigation input device 703 is equipped with a witness management function, enabling the setting and management of witness dates and times.

[0119] Figure 59 shows the system configuration diagram of the post-survey input means 704. As shown in Figure 59, the post-investigation input means 704 comprises a change reason management unit, a post-investigation land parcel number management unit, and a batch processing management unit. The change reason management unit performs change code selection, change date input, change cause registration, related land parcel number management, and co-owner change management. The post-investigation land parcel number management unit performs temporary land parcel number automatic generation, candidate land parcel number display, land category / area update, owner information update, and map number management. Furthermore, the batch processing management unit performs post-investigation batch input, location change date batch input, owner change batch input, map number correspondence table editing, and new land / unregistered land parcel number simplified input.

[0120] The technical features of the post-survey input means 704 shown in Figure 59 are: an automatic determination function for the reason for change by automatically suggesting an appropriate change code based on the input content; an automatic generation function for a temporary land number by automatically creating a post-survey land number according to the change content; a batch processing function for efficiently performing batch update processing of large amounts of data; and a map number correspondence management function that manages a correspondence table between cadastral map numbers and alternative name map numbers.

[0121] Figure 60 shows the system configuration diagram of the pre-survey report output means 705. As shown in Figure 60, the pre-survey report output means 705 has a survey preparation report generation unit, a field survey report generation unit, and a management report generation unit. The survey preparation report generation unit generates a list of individual parcels, a list of pre-survey land parcel numbers, individual land area tables, a land manager list, and a rights list. The field survey report generation unit generates a cadastral survey form (for field surveys), a land marker, a notice of attendance, a list of attendees, and a attendance reception log. The management report generation unit generates a list of co-owner names, a list of heirs, a recipient list, and a list of reserved land parcel numbers, and then performs sticker printing.

[0122] The pre-survey report output means 705 shown in Figure 60 has a land parcel range specification function, allowing output range settings at the Oaza, Aza, and land parcel levels. It also has a personal range specification function, allowing output target selection by personal code or alphabetical order. Furthermore, it has a layout control function, enabling automatic adjustment of paper size, margins, and font size. Finally, it has a sequential numbering management function, allowing for consistent numbering across reports.

[0123] Figure 61 shows the system configuration diagram of the post-survey report output means 706. As shown in Figure 61, the post-survey report output means 706 includes a statutory results report generation unit, a viewing-related report generation unit, an authentication-related report generation unit, a summary data report generation unit, and a summary data report generation unit. The statutory results report generation unit generates cadastral registers, cadastral survey forms (for data output), subdivision records, consolidation records, and parcel change records. The viewing-related report generation unit generates cadastral survey result viewing tables, rights holder viewing records, adjacent parcel number viewing records, viewing records, and tack seals (for viewing guidance). The certification-related report generation unit generates land use parcel number and area change tables, non-existent land records, unknown address owner records, non-existent land records, and certification request / approval applications. The summary data report generation unit generates implementation area parcel number tables, parcel number and area records by change item, map number list, confirmation documents, and undetermined boundary records.

[0124] The features of the post-survey report output device 706 shown in Figure 61 are that it conforms to legally prescribed formats and fully complies with the specifications for documents submitted to the Legal Affairs Bureau, has an automatic aggregation function that enables automatic aggregation processing by land category, change of ownership, and owner, has an output condition control function that allows for flexible report creation by setting detailed output conditions, and can output in the national land survey registration information file format that is compatible with the format submitted to the Legal Affairs Bureau.

[0125] Figure 62 shows the work process management system, which is the system integrated control function of the cadastral survey support system. The work process management system shown in Figure 62 comprises an E process (pre-survey) control unit 707, an H process (post-survey) control unit 708, and a common control unit. The E process (pre-inspection) control unit 707 controls system settings, registration of each master, input of pre-inspection data, management of briefing sessions, management of on-site attendance, and output of pre-inspection reports. The H process (post-investigation) control unit 708 controls post-investigation data entry, change item entry, data consistency check, viewing management, authentication document creation, and post-investigation report output. The common control unit controls business data management, master data maintenance, data input / output, attribute CSV import / output, and survey support integration.

[0126] Figure 63 shows the attribute data consistency check system, which is a data consistency management function of the cadastral survey support system. Attribute data consistency checks are performed through the following flow: [Select Check Items] → [Check Settings] → [Consistency Verification] → [Error Display] → [Automatic Correction]. In [Select Check Items], the check items such as land area changes and ownership changes are selected. In [Check Settings], judgment criteria such as tolerance values ​​for changes and error conditions are set. In [Consistency Verification], logical verification is performed to check for relevance. In [Error Display], an error list is output as a display of detailed information. In [Automatic Correction], correction suggestions are executed and reflected in the data update.

[0127] According to the attribute data consistency check system shown in Figure 63 above, the attribute data consistency check function can automatically verify the logical consistency of pre- and post-survey data, the land area change determination function can automatically determine the validity of land area changes according to set criteria, the change entry order check function can automatically verify the entry order of data to be submitted to the Legal Affairs Bureau, and the error correction support function can automatically suggest correction methods for detected errors.

[0128] The cadastral survey support system described above offers the following advantages: Achieving Integrated Administrative Processing: Five methods work together to enable consistent cadastral survey administrative processing. Significant improvement in work efficiency: Approximately 60% reduction in work time compared to manual methods. Improved data quality: Automated integrity checks significantly reduce human error. Full satisfaction of legal requirements: Legal requirements are fully satisfied by outputting reports before and after the investigation. Achieving business standardization: Promoting standardization of cadastral survey operations through systemization. Multi-user support: Improves productivity through simultaneous work by multiple users.

[0129] Therefore, the cadastral survey support system described above allows for the integrated management of all stages of cadastral survey work, streamlining and automating a series of administrative processes from data management to report output, thereby improving the quality of cadastral surveys and increasing work efficiency.

[0130] The following describes the linkage between the cadastral survey administrative support system described above and the cadastral survey web viewing management system and cadastral survey web viewing system of the present invention. The cadastral survey support system is installed on the cadastral survey web viewing management terminal 600 in the configuration example of the cadastral survey web viewing management system and cadastral survey web viewing system shown in Figure 1, or on another terminal (not shown) connected to the internet, and is linked to the cadastral survey web viewing management terminal 600 so that it can output to and receive input from the cadastral survey web viewing management terminal 600.

[0131] Specifically, in controlling the import and output of attribute CSV files in the common control unit of the work process management system, which is a system integration control function of the cadastral survey work support system shown in Figure 62, attribute CSV files and viewing reports for each individual are output as PDF files for use in linking with the cadastral survey online viewing management system.

[0132] In other words, as shown in Figure 64, the PDF file will be made available for output from the print preview screen of the document. As shown in Figure 64(a), when the "Save" button on the preview screen is clicked, a "File Type" display section will be added to the file selection screen shown in Figure 64(b), and "Online Viewing System Data (*.zip)" will be set as the file type displayed on the screen.

[0133] The output is generated by creating a folder for integration with the cadastral survey online viewing management system within a folder pre-configured for operators of the cadastral survey administration support system. The viewing documents are saved in Excel format in this created folder, and the file is opened via the OLE server. The output is then converted to PDF using Excel's PDF saving function or the virtual printer "Microsoft Print to PDF". In this process, the page range for each individual is managed internally within the form module, so this is referenced to create a PDF for each individual.

[0134] The obtained attribute CSV data is output to the folder used for linking with the aforementioned cadastral survey online viewing management system, and the viewing documents saved in Excel format and the attribute CSV data PDF files are bundled together into a ZIP file. The ZIP file will be saved to the location specified in the file selection screen, which is displayed when you click the "Save" button on the report preview screen.

[0135] The above-mentioned collaborative work folders are also accessible from the cadastral survey online viewing management system. In other words, the following is performed based on the ZIP file stored in the collaborative work folder on the viewing management screen shown in Figure 5. • Displays a list of registered browsing information, allowing users to register new entries or make modifications. • Select, register, or modify survey areas. • Create a batch notification for selected browsing data. Import survey data and reference materials compiled in zip format. • The deletion process for existing data will also delete browsing history. The data format of the attribute CSV file is as shown in Table 3.

[0136] [Table 3]

[0137] Furthermore, in the viewing management control of the H process (post-survey) control unit 708 of the work process management system shown in Figure 62 of the cadastral survey administrative support system, a button called "Update viewing results from the cadastral survey online viewing system" is provided on the viewing result input screen shown in Figure 65(a). Clicking this button displays the update file selection dialog shown in Figure 65(b). The file is displayed as "Online viewing system viewing result data (*.csv)". The data format of the CSV file used to update viewing results, output from this cadastral survey online viewing system, shall be as shown in Table 4.

[0138] [Table 4]

[0139] The cadastral survey support system uses "online viewing system viewing result data (*.csv)" as its basis. Since the viewing result data reflects the viewing status for each plot of land, the results are reflected for each plot regardless of the viewer. Matching plots are searched using "Oaza name," "Koaza name," and "Lot number," and any mismatches are output to the error list. If a matching plot is found, the items shown in Table 5 of the CSV file are reflected in the system.

[0140] [Table 5] [Explanation of Symbols]

[0141] 300a-300c...User terminals, 400...Internet, 500a-500c...Web server, 600...Cadastral survey web browsing and management terminal.

Claims

1. The system includes a cadastral survey web browsing management terminal and a web server that operates a website, wherein the cadastral survey web browsing management terminal and the website are connected via a network, the web server displays a login screen on the cadastral survey web browsing management terminal having a user ID input field, a password input field and a new registration button, and when the web server accepts login input from the login screen, it displays a browsing management button on the cadastral survey web browsing management terminal. Upon receiving the selection of the aforementioned viewing management button, the web server displays a list of registered viewing information on the viewing management screen displayed on the cadastral survey web viewing management terminal, and includes a viewing notification creation means for creating a batch viewing notification for the selected viewing information, a viewing notification import means for importing survey data and viewing notifications, and an export means for exporting the selected viewing information. Furthermore, the cadastral survey web viewing system is characterized by having a means of linking with the cadastral survey administration support system to send and receive viewing information.

2. A web server hosting the website establishes a connection between the cadastral survey web viewing management terminal and the said website via the network. The web server displays a login screen having a user ID input field, a password input field, and a new registration button on the cadastral survey web viewing management terminal. When the web server receives login input from the login screen, it displays a viewing management button on the cadastral survey web viewing management terminal. When the web server receives a selection of the viewing management button, it displays a list of registered viewing information on the viewing management screen, creates a bulk viewing notification for the selected viewing information, and exports the selected viewing information. A computer program for executing a cadastral survey web browsing method, characterized by its ability to send and receive browsing information with the cadastral survey administrative support system.

3. The cadastral survey web viewing system according to Claim 1, wherein the cadastral survey web viewing management terminal reads and processes a URL or QR code (registered trademark) described in a viewing notification generated by the web server, thereby enabling the cadastral survey to be viewed on the web.

4. The cadastral survey web browsing system according to claim 1, comprising: a data management means for integrated management of land data, personal information, and various master data before and after the survey; a pre-survey input means for inputting land and owner information before the survey; a post-survey input means for inputting change information and modifications after the survey; a pre-survey form output means for automatic generation of various forms in the pre-survey stage; and a post-survey form output means for automatic creation of statutory forms in the post-survey stage.

5. The cadastral survey support system includes a cadastral survey web viewing system according to claim 4, which provides an attribute CSV file and a viewing document output means for outputting viewing documents for each subject as PDF files from a print preview screen of the viewing document as linked viewing data for transmitting viewing information to the cadastral survey web viewing system, the viewing documents are stored in a folder provided in advance in the cadastral survey support system, and the stored files are output as PDFs.

6. The cadastral survey web viewing system according to claim 4, further comprising a means for reflecting viewing result data, which is the viewing status for each plot of land output from the cadastral survey web viewing system, and which is viewing result information, which is information regarding the response to the survey results of the cadastral survey administrative support system.

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