Domesday 2000: the impact of a national land information system on the United Kingdom surveying profession.

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Dale, Peter

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Language: English Publication details: 1992Description: 7 leaves ; 30cmSubject(s):

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333.70285

Summary: The Nelson Bakewell Annual Lecture at the South Bank Polytechnic in which the speaker describes the project, Domesady 2000, which aims to establish a computer network containing information about the ownership, value and use of all land in Great Britain.

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The Nelson Bakewell Annual Lecture at the South Bank Polytechnic in which the speaker describes the project, Domesady 2000, which aims to establish a computer network containing information about the ownership, value and use of all land in Great Britain.

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