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The Cadastre Map goes to View View and you see a page filled with data frames and layers. The 
Composer Toolbar will also appear. 
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View settings allow you to view multiple data frames on a single page and interact with Cadastral Map 
elements. 
A data frame is a way of displaying a group of layers on a single page of the Cadastre Map. 
There is currently only one frame at right angles to the page. The layout toolbar includes scaling and on-
page scrolling tools. The equipment in the toolbox allows you to work inside the frame just like in Vid. 
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Conclusion 
The development of geographic information systems is influenced by scientific and technical 
achievements, on the one hand, and theoretical and practical research in the field of geodesy and 
cartography, cadastre, on the other. Theoretical and practical research in this area is just beginning in 
Uzbekistan, and we hope that it will develop rapidly in the future. 

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CENTRAL ASIAN JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES
 
Volume: 03 Issue: 06 | Jun 2022
, 
ISSN: 2660-5317
© 2022, CAJOTAS, Central Asian Studies, All Rights Reserved
294 
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Today, GIS is a powerful tool that has played an important role in managing data-driven regional 
development and the use of natural resources. Not limited to mapping and atlasing, they increase research 
and management productivity. 
The development of geographic information systems (GIS) depends mainly on data, hardware and 
software. The types of data and ways to collect them are increasing, they are improving in terms of 
completeness, accuracy, detail, modernity. One of the most pressing issues in our country is the creation 
of such a database, the establishment of exchange standards and its dissemination. Due to the joint use of 
GIS and geoposition systems, new opportunities are being created to increase the speed, accuracy and 
efficiency of data collection. Improvement of technical means, in turn, leads to an increase in the 
efficiency of the GIS. Over the past 10 years, the technical capabilities of the Internet, mobile 
communications, computers and data carriers have increased significantly. As a result, there are more and 
more ways to program, manage data, and create new types of geoinformation systems. 
In the field of programming, new methods and techniques are being developed, creating several 
advantages, such as increasing the variety of graphical interfaces and menus in order to facilitate the "life" 
of the user from a personal computer. The possibilities of joint processing of vector and raster data in 
geographic information systems are increasing.