The document describes Malaysia's National Digital Topographic Data Base (NDTDB) which was implemented in 1988 to support rapid mapping production. The NDTDB provides digital mapping data at scales of 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 using the Rectified Skew Orthomorphic projection system with a single origin point. It includes data organized into layers like boundaries, buildings, relief, and transportation that can be overlaid for analysis and mapping. Relative accuracy between layers is reported to be 15-45 meters.
The document describes Malaysia's National Digital Topographic Data Base (NDTDB) which was implemented in 1988 to support rapid mapping production. The NDTDB provides digital mapping data at scales of 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 using the Rectified Skew Orthomorphic projection system with a single origin point. It includes data organized into layers like boundaries, buildings, relief, and transportation that can be overlaid for analysis and mapping. Relative accuracy between layers is reported to be 15-45 meters.
The document describes Malaysia's National Digital Topographic Data Base (NDTDB) which was implemented in 1988 to support rapid mapping production. The NDTDB provides digital mapping data at scales of 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 using the Rectified Skew Orthomorphic projection system with a single origin point. It includes data organized into layers like boundaries, buildings, relief, and transportation that can be overlaid for analysis and mapping. Relative accuracy between layers is reported to be 15-45 meters.
production via CAMS NDTDB developed for 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 Based on Rectified Skew Orthomorphic (RSO) Projection System Homogeneous and using single origin in Kertau Spatial entity registration based on coordinate. “Digital Mapping Data from NDTDB”
Prepared in CAMS format
Data in Layer form Map Scale 1:25,000 Mapping Data Base •Provided by CAMS Department, JUPEM. •Containing 8 major layers: (for study area) •Boundary •Building •Relief •Transport •Hydrograph •Vegetation •Utility •Miscellanous
•Projection System: RSO projection
•Datum: Geodetic Datum (ellipsoid Modified Everest) •Overlaping layer by layer c.) Overlay Tests in CAD format
i.) Parcel + Transport
4(a) 4(b)
•Relative Accuracy : ± 15 – 40m
ii.) Parcel + Vegetation
Figure 5 5(a)
Overlay Results iii.) Parcel + Hydrograph
Figure 6: Overlay Results
5(a)
•Natural hydrographic element like river is more accurate from the
man-making element like canal (CAMS data).
•Relative accuracy : ± 15 – 45m.
iv.) Parcel + Boundary
Figure 7: Boundary data merged with cadastral data
iv.) Overlaping Cadastral parcel based data with others layer
•Building – building elements are too small (scale problem)
•Utility – There are only 6 objects in this layer for the whole CAMS database in study area