ABOUT ONE METHOD OF FORMING CADASTRAL INFORMATION OF TELECOMMUNICATION FACILITIES

Makhsum Makhmudov

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Makhsum Makhmudov LLC UNICON.UZ

Abstract

This article presents a method for creating a digital cadastre of telecommunications facilities based on the principles of single data entry, continuous event-driven updating, spatiotemporal modeling, and integration with departmental information systems. The proposed architecture improves the reliability and manageability of cadastral data, as well as regulatory compatibility with national and international standards. The article discusses the stages of method implementation, including data collection, standardization, database formation, quality control, and monitoring. It is shown that the application of the developed approach improves the integral quality of data, reduces updating time, reduces the number of duplicate records, and increases infrastructure coverage. The practical significance lies in the formation of a reliable information foundation for planning and regulating the development of telecommunications networks within the digital economy.

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