Data Storage, Processing and Retrieval
Reinhard, R.
E-Publications; E-Books; PublicationNT; Report ; 10/1978
1978-11-01
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Date:1978-11
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Dept. of Transport and Works
Darwin
Report ; 10/1978
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Technical Report WRD78010 Viewed at 00:02:16 on 18/02/2010 Page 54 of 124. 5. DRA}~ING SECTION 5" 1 Ra'd Da La of the Drafting Section lfue Division cilrrently operates at least 4 draf' ting offi~es and Ghe present comme~ts may only be &ppropriate for ~ne tw'o drafti~g groups formally controlled by \vater Resources Bra.l1ch. Between them these offices have beer::. resDonsible for the production of over 5000 plans are are also responsible for the safe storage of new published topographic maps, geological maps and aerial photosTaphs photo negatives that will be used by the Di vision and original SUIyey books. 5 .. 2 ],,:110 Uses this Data? A Drafting Section is a purely service group and all dl~afting is only perf0:rmed as :requested by 3-"'1other section of the Division. During a normal year all S.'2.rJ tions of lila ter Resources Bra...."1ch would have requested some service .froB the Drafting Section .. 5.3 Size or the Sto~ed Data The follOiving tabular summary was based. on o21y t..'-1e Alice Springs and Da~win dr~ti~g groups of the formar Hater Resources Branch plus Stored Plans and Drawings 5000 Topographic and Geologic9..1 N~ps 8000 ;, .l.rphoto mosaics ~ssorted air -chot-os ant pi1oto !1egatives S,,-"Vey l"ield Bcoks 700 UIK 2500