| 英文摘要 |
During the process of building and maintaining pipeline data, newly buried or replaced pipelines must be updated by the pipeline-own company. Whether the accuracy of the pipeline's spatial location and the integrity of its attribute data can be ensured, is closely related to the sustainability and application of the pipeline database. In order to ensure the pipeline map updated data can be submitted in detail, the National Land Management Administration of the Interior Ministry planned and implemented audit work related to the quality of this operation for the first time in 2024. From the results of the implementation of data integrity (inspection) and data accuracy (positioning), it was found that the highest proportion of integrity errors was 68% for failure to submit complete data (Class A), and the most common error was the omission of depth supporting photos; in terms of the proportion of accuracy errors, the highest proportion was 59% for unqualified height measurements (Class D). In response to the common problems discovered during this audit, 3 suggestions in the depth operation category, 2 suggestions in the positioning operation category, 6 suggestions in the GML (Geography Markup Language) reporting operation category, and 3 suggestions in the management operation category, totaling 14 problem-solving suggestions, were proposed. These suggestions can be used as a reference for the central and local governments in promoting the establishment of pipeline databases and improving the quality of pipeline data. |