T/GDSTD 005-2025 "Three Old Things" Transformation Data Governance Technical Specifications

Scope

Main technical content: The content of this specification is organized and managed using a layered approach, mainly including annual plans, renovation proposals, improvement of land use procedures, and project implementation—four sets of results data covering the entire process of "Three Old" renovation. Details can be found in Table 1. It also proposes clear governance requirements for issues such as missing graphics and attribute information in each layer of data, thereby standardizing the governance of "Three Old" data. 1. Annual Implementation Plan The annual implementation plan is prepared based on the "Three Old" renovation plan and is included in the annual implementation plan for urban and rural planning. The plan should clearly specify the project name, current land status, project location, project area, renovation mode, and renovation type, among other relevant elements. 2. Renovation Proposal The renovation proposal clarifies the basic information of the renovation plot, the renovation intention and compensation and resettlement situation, the renovation subject and proposed renovation plan, the planning and land use procedures that need to be handled, fundraising, development sequence, and implementation supervision. 3. Improvement of Land Use Attribute Table Structure For plots with improved land use procedures, the following content needs to be specified: proposal name, proposal number, project name, project number, plot area, and the method of improving land use procedures. 4. Project Implementation Attribute Table Structure For plots involved in "Three Old" renovation projects, the following content needs to be specified: "Three Old" project name, phased implementation plan, current land type, pre-renovation and post-renovation conditions, which are used to guide the subsequent development and construction of the project.

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