Irregular lines

Overview

An irregular boundary is represented on a plan by an irregular line drawn between 2 surveyed positions. Irregular boundaries can be captured:
- by adopting an irregular line that already exists in Landonline
- from a previously approved survey, such as tracing over an irregular line on a previous survey plan
- from new survey work provided by the surveyor, such as an irregular boundary imported as part of a LandXML file
- by tracing over aerial imagery.
To capture an irregular line, you must have a start and end position as part of your survey. These cannot be the same position, such as drawing around a lake or island and starting and ending at the same point.
For irregular boundaries, you must also populate the relevant fields in Landonline such as capture type, legal description, and physical description.
The exception process may be required if any existing nodes in Landonline are likely to cause distortion to your irregular line.

For functionality common across a number of panels, see The panels section.