KR102623108B1 - Extracting method and system for unpaid compensation of land related public utility - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method and system for extracting land for which compensation has not been paid, which automatically selects and extracts land for public projects for which compensation has not been paid using big data and GIS technology, and calculates unpaid incorporated land based on this.

Description

{Extracting method and system for unpaid compensation of land related public utility}

The present invention relates to a method and system for extracting land for which compensation has not been paid for land for public projects, and more specifically, to automatically select land for public projects on which compensation has not been paid using big data and GIS technology. It relates to a method and system for extracting unpaid compensation paper and calculating unpaid transfer paper based on this.

Unpaid land is land for previously implemented public projects for which compensation has not been paid. According to Article 25 of the ‘Enforcement Rules of the Land Compensation Act’, compensation for unpaid land is assessed based on the usage situation at the time it was incorporated into the previous public project. However, there are cases where compensation for a significant number of lands has not been paid even after the completion of public works.

Recently, the Civil Rights Commission judged that the public project operator's implementation of construction without land compensation violated the principle of 'prior compensation', Article 62 of the 'Land Compensation Act', and that it was unfair to try to resolve the issue only through a court ruling even though it was clear that there was unpaid land. .

In addition, the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission recommended that local governments or public institutions establish internal compensation standards for unpaid land and implement compensation procedures accordingly.

However, in order to determine which land the unpaid land is, the relevant local government or public institution must check the notice of the relevant public project (for example, local road project), the official document of the project decision, whether it is an incorporated road, the amount of compensation assessed, and the amount of compensation. There were problems with manpower (cost) management and the inconvenience of having to manually check massive amounts of data such as payment documents. Additionally, inaccuracy of survey results due to operator error or data loss during this extensive work process can also be a problem.

The present invention provides a method and system for automatically selecting and extracting land that has been accepted as land for public projects but for which compensation has not been paid, using big data and GIS technology.

The present invention provides a method and system for automatically generating a report on unpaid compensation for each public service project.

In one aspect the invention

A method of extracting unpaid compensation paper using a system including a processor (10), DB (20), communication unit (30), execution module (40), public utility incorporated cadastral map extraction module (50), and unpaid paper extraction module (60). In this case, the method is

A step of creating a public service incorporation cadastral map that displays only the areas incorporated inside the public service boundary by overlapping the public service boundary and the continuous cadastral map in the execution module;

Extracting information on land incorporated within the public service boundary from the incorporated cadastral map and inputting it into an unpaid land DB;

Reading the owner in the land ledger corresponding to the land information and inputting it into the unpaid land DB;

If the land is state-owned or public land, classifying it as previously paid land and excluding it from the unpaid land DB, and classifying the remaining private land, the incorporated land, as primary unpaid land;

Reading the owner on the real estate register of the incorporated land classified as the first unpaid land and inputting it into the unpaid land DB;

If the owner on the real estate register is a national or local government, the relevant incorporated land is excluded from the unpaid land DB, and if the owner on the real estate register is private land, compensation is not paid, including the step of classifying the incorporated land as the final unpaid land. It is related to the paper extraction method.

The method of extracting land for which compensation has not been paid according to the present invention generates a cadastral map for public utility incorporation to extract information on incorporated land, and automatically extracts land for which compensation has not been paid by reading information on incorporated land and owner information from the land register and real estate register.

The method of extracting land for which compensation has not been paid according to the present invention generates a cadastral map incorporated as a public utility and can accurately extract incorporated land (land) without error based on the continuous cadastral map, and extracts the owner of the incorporated land and whether the owner is state-owned land, public land, or private land. It is possible to determine whether the incorporated land is land for which compensation has not been paid (state-owned and public land is land for which compensation has been paid).

Since the method of extracting land for which compensation has not been paid according to the present invention can automatically generate a report on land for which compensation has not been paid for each public project, the relevant local government or public institution (in accordance with the recommendations of the Civil Rights Commission) can preemptively identify unpaid land and then provide the amount of compensation support for it. Not only can you identify and secure a compensation budget based on this, but you can also prevent project delays during secondary public interest projects.

Figure 1 is a road construction boundary line (topographical map) downloaded from the public data portal.
Figure 2 is a cadastral map of public utility incorporation extracted by overlapping the road construction boundary line and continuous cadastral map of Figure 1.
Figure 3 is a flow chart showing the method of extracting unpaid compensation paper according to the present invention.
Figure 4 shows a system implementing the method for extracting unpaid compensation paper of the present invention.
Figure 5 is an unpaid paper creation DB.

Below, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. However, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the description or drawings of the following embodiments. That is, the terms used in this specification are merely used to describe specific embodiments and are not intended to limit the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In addition, terms such as "comprise" or "have" used in the specification are intended to designate the presence of features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification, but are not intended to indicate the presence of one or more of the features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof described in the specification. It should be understood that this does not exclude in advance the presence or addition of other features, numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof.

Additionally, terms such as “unit,” “unit,” and “module” used in the specification refer to a unit that processes at least one function or operation, and may be implemented as hardware, software, or a combination of hardware and software.

Figure 1 is a road construction boundary line (topographical map) downloaded from the public data portal, Figure 2 is a cadastral map of public utility incorporation extracted by overlapping the road construction boundary line and continuous cadastral map of Figure 1, and Figure 3 is a non-payment of compensation according to the present invention. It is a flowchart showing the paper extraction method, Figure 4 shows a system implementing the method of extracting unpaid paper for compensation of the present invention, and Figure 5 is a file for generating unpaid paper.

Referring to Figures 1 to 5, the system of the present invention includes a processor 10, a DB 20, a communication unit 30, an execution module 40, a public utility incorporated cadastral map extraction module 50, and an unpaid paper extraction module ( 60).

The method of extracting paper for unpaid compensation of the present invention can be modularized into a software program and processed through the processor 10. More specifically, the public utility incorporated cadastral map extraction module 50 and the unpaid paper extraction module 60 can be modularized into a software program and processed through the processor. The processor can read the design drawing, modify and process the design drawing using an execution module 40 such as AutoCat.

The method of extracting unpaid land for compensation using the system of the present invention includes the steps of creating a cadastral map for public utility incorporation, extracting land information, extracting owners on the land register, sorting the first unpaid land, extracting owners on the real estate register, and final classifying unpaid land. Includes.

The step of generating the public service incorporated cadastral map is a step in which the processor overlaps the public service boundary and the continuous cadastral map in the execution module to display only the areas incorporated inside the public service boundary.

The public service project may be a project described in Article 4 of the Land Compensation Act, and the public service project boundary may be the boundary line of land accepted or incorporated by the state, local government, or public institution to perform the public service project.

For example, projects listed in Article 4 of the Land Compensation Act include projects related to national defense and the military, and railroads, roads, airports, ports, parking lots, and public facilities implemented for public interest with permission, approval, approval, designation, etc. in accordance with relevant laws. The purpose of lease or transfer is for a business such as a garage, a state, a local government, a public institution under Article 4 of the Act on the Management of Public Institutions, a local public enterprise under the Local Public Enterprises Act, or a person designated by the state or a local government. It may be a project related to housing construction or the creation of housing land and an industrial complex, etc.

More specifically, the public utility boundary or the public utility boundary may be a road boundary, a river boundary, a disaster prevention facility boundary, or an environmental infrastructure boundary line downloaded from a public data portal, but is not necessarily limited thereto.

Figure 1 is a road construction boundary line (topographical map) downloaded from the public data portal.

The public utility incorporated cadastral map extraction module 50 uses the execution module (AutoCAD) to overlap a continuous cadastral map including the main construction section and a public utility boundary line file, and a continuous cadastral map displayed outside the public utility boundary line. A cadastral map of incorporation can be created including the steps of deleting all lines and characters and displaying and storing only the areas incorporated inside the public utility boundary line.

The land information extraction step is a step of extracting land information incorporated within the public service boundary from the incorporated cadastral map and inputting it into the unpaid land DB (see Figure 5).

The processor uses the unpaid land extraction module 60 to extract the land information, for example, location, lot number, land category, area (total area, incorporated area, remaining area), use area, etc. from the incorporated cadastral map. You can.

More specifically, the land information extraction step is

The processor reads the incorporated cadastral map using the execution module, sequentially generates a number (pole number) for each closed land number within the incorporated area, and retrieves the land information for each number from the continuous cadastral map into a land information database. It includes steps of entering (21) and unpaid paper DB (22).

The land information extraction step can be displayed by assigning a number (pole number, sequence number) to each lot number to distinguish the lot numbers of the incorporated land.

The step of extracting the owner in the land register is a step of reading the owner in the land register corresponding to the land information (for example, land location and lot number) and inputting it into the unpaid land DB 22.

The processor may process the unpaid land extraction module 60 to extract the owner in the land register.

The unpaid land extraction module 60 crawls a website provided by an external real estate information repository (e.g., Onnara Real Estate Information Integrated Portal) using administrative district codes and street numbers, or downloads the land register and provides the land information ( For example, the owner corresponding to the land location and lot number can be extracted and entered into the unpaid land DB.

Referring to FIG. 3, in the first unpaid land classification step, if the owner's land is state-owned or public land, the incorporated land is classified as paid land and excluded from the unpaid land DB 22.

More specifically, in the first unpaid land classification step, the owner of the land at the relevant address (location and lot number) is the state (state-owned land), a local government, or a local public enterprise or public institution carrying out a project described in Article 4 of the Land Compensation Act. Step to determine whether the owner's land corresponds to one (public land), step to exclude the land at the address (by classifying it as paid land) from the unpaid land DB (22) if the owner's land corresponds to government land or public land, other lands ( It may include the step of classifying (private land other than state-owned and public land) as primary unpaid land.

State-owned land may be the state or a government agency (e.g., Ministry of Environment), and public land may be a local government (e.g., Seoul Metropolitan Government), or a local public enterprise or public institution that carries out projects described in Article 4 of the Land Compensation Act.

The step of extracting the owner from the real estate register is a step of reading the owner from the real estate register of the incorporated land classified as the first unpaid land and entering it into the unpaid land DB.

The unpaid land extraction module 60 crawls a website provided by an external real estate information repository (e.g., Onnara Real Estate Information Integrated Portal) using the administrative district code and street number of the incorporated land classified as primary unpaid land. Alternatively, you can download a copy of the real estate register, extract the owner corresponding to the land information (for example, land location and lot number), and enter this into the unpaid land DB.

Referring to FIG. 3, the final unpaid land classification step is a step of excluding the incorporated land from the unpaid land DB 22 if the land of the owner on the real estate register is state-owned or public land.

More specifically, in the final unpaid land classification step, the owner on the real estate register of the relevant address (location and lot number) is the state (state-owned land) or local government, or a local public enterprise or public institution carrying out the business described in Article 4 of the Land Compensation Act. A step to determine whether the owner's land falls under one of the following (public land), a step to exclude the land at the address (classified as paid land) from the unpaid land DB if the owner's land is government-owned land or public land, and other lands (state-owned land and It may include the step of classifying (private land other than public land) as final unpaid land.

The method of extracting land for which compensation has not been paid according to the present invention extracts information on land expropriated due to public projects under Article 4 of the Land Compensation Act by creating a cadastral map incorporated into public projects, and the land for which compensation has been paid is extracted from private land by the owner (individual, corporation, etc.). Considering that land is converted into state-owned land or public land (national or local government) and registered as a transfer, unpaid land can be finally classified by extracting the owner from the land register and real estate register of the incorporated land.

The method of extracting unpaid compensation land of the present invention may additionally include the step of comparing the incorporated land classified as the final unpaid land with the initial compensation payment DB 23. The above comparison step can extract land for which ownership transfer registration to the state or local government has not been completed even though compensation has been paid.

In other words, the method of extracting unpaid compensation land of the present invention can exclude the incorporated land (private land) classified as the final unpaid land from the final unpaid land if it also exists in the compensation payment DB 23.

The above-mentioned compensation payment DB may be a database of compensation payment details (land address, owner who received payment, payment date and time) held by the country or local government that performed the public service project.

In addition, the method of extracting compensation unpaid paper of the present invention can load an unpaid paper survey form from the record DB 24 and input information from the unpaid paper DB into the unpaid paper survey form.

The present invention may include a recording medium on which a program implementing the above method is recorded. The program of the present invention can be recorded on a computer-readable information recording medium (recording medium) such as a compact disc, flexible disc, hard disc, magneto-optical disc, digital video disc, magnetic tape, and semiconductor memory.

The above program can be distributed and sold through computer communication networks independently of the computer on which the program is executed. Additionally, the information recording medium can be distributed and sold independently from the computer in question.

Although the present invention has been described in detail above as an example of a preferred embodiment of the present invention, this description simply describes and discloses an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Those skilled in the art will readily recognize that various changes, modifications and variations can be made from the above description and accompanying drawings without departing from the scope and gist of the present invention.

Claims (4)

A method of extracting unpaid compensation paper using a system including a processor (10), DB (20), communication unit (30), execution module (40), public utility incorporated cadastral map extraction module (50), and unpaid paper extraction module (60). In this case, the method is
A step of creating a public service incorporation cadastral map that displays only the area incorporated inside the public service boundary by overlapping the public service boundary and a continuous cadastral map downloaded from the public data portal in the execution module;
Extracting information on land incorporated within the public service boundary from the incorporated cadastral map and inputting it into an unpaid land DB;
Crawling a website provided by an external real estate information repository or downloading a land register using administrative district codes and street numbers, extracting owners corresponding to the land information, and entering this into the unpaid land DB;
Determine whether the owner on the land register at the relevant address corresponds to the national or local government, or a local public enterprise or public institution carrying out a business specified in Article 4 of the Land Compensation Act, and if the owner's land is state-owned or public land, the owner of the relevant address is Excluding land from the unpaid land DB and classifying incorporated land that does not correspond to the state-owned land or public land as primary unpaid land;
Reading the owner on the real estate register of the incorporated land classified as the first unpaid land and inputting it into the unpaid land DB;
Read the relevant address in the above-mentioned unpaid land DB, determine whether the owner on the real estate register of the relevant address corresponds to the national or local government, or a local public enterprise or public institution carrying out a business specified in Article 4 of the Land Compensation Act, and determine whether the owner If the land at the address is government-owned or public land, the land at that address is classified as paid land and excluded from the unpaid land DB, and if the owner's land does not correspond to state-owned or public land, the incorporated land is classified as final unpaid land. How to extract paper for unpaid compensation, including: The method of claim 1, wherein the public utility boundary is a road boundary, a river boundary, a disaster prevention facility boundary, and an environmental basic facility boundary downloaded from a public data portal. The method of claim 1, wherein the land information extraction step is
Reading the incorporated cadastral map and sequentially forming numbers for each incorporated lot number, and loading the location, lot number, lot type, area (total area, incorporated area or remaining area), and use area for each number from the serial cadastral map and storing them in the unpaid land DB. A method of extracting paper for which compensation has not been paid, characterized in that it is an input step. The method of claim 1, wherein the method of extracting paper for which compensation has not been paid is
Comparing the incorporated land classified as the final unpaid land with the compensation payment database;
If the incorporated land classified as the final unpaid land also exists in the compensation payment DB, a method of extracting the unpaid land for compensation, comprising the step of excluding the incorporated land from the final unpaid land.