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Completion of land folio data capture in Ireland

New Delhi, October 28, 2009 - RMSI, a leading player in the Global Geospatial Services industry today announced the successful completion and delivery of a large scale “Text Data Capture from Image Folios Project” for the Property Registration Authority of Ireland (PRA) that involved the conversion of more than 807,000 individual folios held in scanned image format into a fully digitized format helping the client in having a permanent preservation of all its historical records for the future. The project was one of the most voluminous of its kind that included close to 2.5 million pages, out of which many of the documents were in handwritten format dating back to 1892.

Commenting on the success of the project Vikrant Karandikar, General Manager – Business Development, RMSI said “This was a complex, yet exciting project incorporating country-wide data, involving both PRA and RMSI teams, located geographically apart and still working in close co-ordination. This co-ordination was further enhanced by web based online query management system developed for the project which helped both RMSI and PRA in quick resolution of queries and keeping a track of personally resolved issues. In addition to completing the project before time, under-budget and exceeding stipulated quality standards, RMSI also refined PRA database. RMSI linked around 22,000 mappable burdens (right of ways, pipelines, wells, etc.) with their textual information on the folio.”

Welcoming the successful completion of the project, Catherine Treacy, Chief Executive of the PRA said: "We are delighted to have worked with RMSI on this important project. Delivery of very high quality data was paramount at all times and, I’m pleased to say, RMSI met our requirements at all stages. This conversion programme has now provided the PRA with a complete database of property ownership records in Ireland which will enable us to develop and deliver the next generation of online services for our customers".

It is also worth mentioning that RMSI has delivered this project in a record time of less than 22 months, two months ahead of schedule.

About the Property Registration Authority

The Property Registration Authority is the State organisation responsible for the registration of ownership and other legal interests in land in Ireland. The core business of the PRA involves examining legal documents presented as applications for registration, interpreting the legal effect of such documents and recording their legal impact on the public land register. Based in Dublin, Waterford and Roscommon, the PRA manages and maintains an extensive database of unique legal records and has been proactive in recent years in developing and delivering a wide range of online services to its legal, financial and other customers.


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