| The Range Statement relates to the Unit of Competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Bold italicised wording in the Performance Criteria is detailed below. |
End users may be: | council departments residents and rate payers real estate agents general public council management elected members state and federal departments neighbouring councils bus companies statutory bodies including land titles office land information council utilities |
End result specification may include: | graph map table equations parameters |
Data may include: | graphical spatial textual hard copy and paper documents, including work registers, rate books, plans and maps computer records using applications programs (databases, spreadsheets and accounting packages) relating to physical or virtual features, including council assets, community facilities, demographic data, census data, property ownership, property boundaries, zonings, organisations, rateable land, dog ownership, bus routes, property classifications, utilities and services and council facilities |
External sources of data sets may include: | other councils water authority telecommunications industry gas authority electricity authority land titles office valuer general private industry land information council street directory companies surveys orthophotography |
Internal sources of data sets may include: | old plans rates books deeds books transaction books surveys aerial photographs |
Industry standards may include: | protocols de facto standards confidentiality privacy |
Procedures for manipulation of data sets may include: | command lines SQL or other generic query language scripts programming language |
Integrity of data may include: | accuracy quality, which may be affected by age or condition of hard copy documents currency completeness resolution confidence limits scale |
Outcome may include: | information for external or internal client creation of map layer building up elements of database |