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If you’re having trouble using New Landonline - Survey, there may be a simple solution. Here are some issues and what to check.

Information about the different types of datasets used in e-surveys.

Information about Landonline's Plan Generation tool and other guidance on dealing with plans in your e-survey.

An expanded index of the topics and sub topics in the Cadastral survey guidelines.

To provide maximum space to work on spatial view, there are a range of options which can be accessed using a combination of your keyboard and your mouse.

The CSD header appears on the top left of the page. There are a range of functions you can access from the CSD header.

The diagram below provides an overview of where Landonline fits in the survey process.

Add summary information on your survey and edit the information while capturing the dataset.

When a dataset is creating new parcels, you also need to capture the current underlying parcels as ‘extinguished’ in the Existing parcels panel.

Prepare and request territorial authority (TA) certifications for your survey.

Record and update summary information about the survey.

Each new primary parcel needs a Title allocated to it. Use the Title allocation tab to allocate a new title reference to each parcel.

Select + Create table to create your first table. A drop-down of table types will appear. From here, select the table type you require.

You can edit, add or remove a certificate in a package.

There are three methods for capturing existing parcels.

You can only delete an irregular line which was captured in your survey. You cannot delete an existing irregular boundary in Landonline.

New Landonline allows details of geodetic marks to be editable.

Define Diagrams allows you to manage the diagram information displayed in your plan sheets and to create additional diagrams.

Search for, view, download, or delete messages sent to you from Toitū Te Whenua LINZ.

Timeline showing previous work and estimated timeframe for the next stages.

This article contains information on the capture of Non-Primary Parcels (Easements).

How to capture erosion parcels in Landonline.

Information on capturing accretion parcels in Landonline.

Information on the benefits of pre-validation, when to run it, and what you should check in the pre-validation report.

This table lists parcel layers (formerly parcel topology class) and their descriptions.

Information on the vector limit in Landonline and how to deal with large or complex surveys that may exceed this limit.

These documents are designed to provide surveyors and LandXML developers with all the necessary information to create compliant LandXML files in survey software and Landonline.

The following article explains the difference between the various scale factors used in preparing a cadastral survey dataset and situations when a scale adjustment to an existing distance could be justified.

Guidance on complying with the Cadastral Survey Rules 2021 (CSR 2021), related legislation, and meeting Landonline requirements for cadastral survey datasets (CSDs).

The Surveyor-General has developed a standard that can be used to define the location of utility assets, typically when preparing ‘as built’ plans. The use of this standard should reduce the risk of accidental damage and the costs of locating and reworking utilities.

The following guidance is provided to assist cadastral surveyors working in greater Christchurch when dealing with boundary conflicts arising from approved interim surveys.

Guidance on meeting the requirements for cadastral survey datasets (CSDs) prepared under the Cadastral Survey Rules 2021 (CSR 2021) to define subdivisions of Crown-owned land not held under the Land Transfer Act 2017 (LTA).