Draft operational guidelines of digital india land records modernization programme (dilrmp) introduction

Idn: a seven digit code to identify a Mouza (2 digit for District, 2 digit for Block & 3 digit for the Mouza)
Plot No: a five digit Plot number
3. After integration of the textual and spatial RoR data, the digitized map is shown on the computer, which indicates through colour codes the plots which do not have a corresponding textual detail or plot number, or where the textual and spatial data do not match each other. Such plots require patch survey using Total Station (TS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) and re-entry of the correct data to produce a 100% correct digitized map. Thereafter, computerized and digitized RoRs can be issued to property owners.
5.3.5 Citizen Services
The integration software facilitates citizen services, some of which are:
1) RoR with plot map (parcel map), showing dimensions of each side, area & the adjoining plots.
2) Deriving various maps based on possessions, land use classifications, sizes of plots, sources of irrigation, types of crops etc.
3) Textual RoR updation in sync with spatial data updation.
5.3.6 The technical details are available in the Technical Manual-Chapter-1. Two models of digitization of maps have been described viz. Model-1 based on the West Bengal experience, and Model-2 based on the use of satellite imagery. The States/UTs may adopt either of the models as per their convenience or develop a model suitable to the State/UT, in which case the details may be communicated to the Department of Land Resources.
6. TEHSIL/ SUB-DIVISION/DISTRICT COMPUTER CENTRES
A computer centre at the tehsil/sub-division is necessary for maintaining the village-wise property records and for easier services to the citizens. District-level databases may be maintained for data analysis, planning, verification, etc. at the district level. The tehsil/taluka/sub-divisional Computer Centre will consist of computer systems comprising of appropriate level server and client computers with local area connectivity (LAN), switches, storage area network (SAN) where feasible and necessary UPS, printer (including map printer), scanner, touch screen kiosk, biometric/smartcard readers, and CD writers. The server room will be secured and separated from the public area. Proper arrangements shall be made for land records/data storage in compactors as well as computerized and indexed data retrieval system. There should be enough space for seating the public in a proper reception area. District Computer Centre will collate the land records data of all the sub-divisions and tehsils in the respective districts. These district data centres too will be equipped with appropriate level computer systems with sufficient storage provided with LAN connectivity and switches.