A19. Paper sizes - LUPMISManual

Main menu:

0. Introduction
1. GIS handling
2. GIS data entry
3. GIS operations
4. Attribute database
5. Conversion of data
6. Presentation
7. GIS for land use planning
- 7.1 Introduction to land use planning
- 7.2 Land use mapping for Structure Plan
- 7.3 Detail mapping for Local Plan
  - 7.3.1 Concept of detail mapping
  - 7.3.2 Process of detail mapping
- 7.4 Framework
- 7.5 Structure Plan
- 7.6 Local Plan
- 7.7 Follow-up plans from Local Plan
- 7.8 Land evaluation
8. LUPMIS Tools
- 8.1 General
  - 8.1 Overview
  - 8.2 Workflow of Local Plans
- 8.2 Drawing Tools
  - 8.2.1 Overview
  - 8.2.2 UPN
  - 8.2.3 Streetname + housenumbers
  - 8.2.4 Lines
  - 8.2.5 Arcs
  - 8.2.6 Polygons
  - 8.2.7 Points
  - 8.2.8 Cut line
  - 8.2.9 Other Drawing Tools
  - 8.2.10 Import
  - 8.2.11 Projections + conversions
  - 8.2.12 Format conversion
  - 8.2.13 Other GIS Tools
  - 8.2.14 Utilities
- 8.3 Printing Tools
- 8.4 Permit Tools
- 8.5 Census Tools
- 8.6 Revenue Tools
  - 8.6.1 Overview
  - 8.6.2 Entry of revenue data
  - 8.6.3 Retrieval of revenue data
  - 8.6.4 Revenue maps
  - 8.6.5 Other revenue tools
    - 8.6.5.1 Monitoring of collection
- 8.7 Reports Tools
- 8.8 Project Tools
- 8.9 Settings
9. Databases
- 9.1 Permit Database
  - 9.1.1 Overview
- 9.2 Plans
  - 9.2.1 Accra
    - 9.2.1.1 Cantonments
  - 9.2.2 Kasoa
    - 9.2.2.1 Papaase 2
    - 9.2.2.2 Oduponkpehe 12
  - 9.2.3 Dodowa
  - 9.2.4 Sekondi-Takoradi
    - 9.2.4.1 West Fijai
- 9.3 Census Database
- 9.4 Revenue Database
- 9.5 Report Database
- 9.6 Project Database
- 9.7 Address Database
Annexes 1-10
- A1. LUPMIS setup
- A2. Background to cartography/raster images
- A3. Glosssary
- A4. Troubleshooting
- A5. Styles
- A6. Classification for landuse mapping/planning
- A7. GIS utilities
- A8. Map projection parameters
- A9. Regions / Districts
- A 10. Standards
Annexes 11-20
- A11. LUPMIS distribution
- A12. Garmin GPS
- A13. Training
- A14. ArcView
  - A14.1 ArcView conversions
  - A14.2 E00 conversion
- A15. Population statistics
  - A15.1 Population projected and planned population forecast
  - A15.2 Exercises
- A16. Entry and display of survey data
- A17. External exercises
- A18. Programming
- A19. Paper sizes
- A20. Various IT advices
- A21. Site map and references

Annexes 11-20

Annex 19: Paper Sizes

Level of expertise required for this Chapter: Beginner; general GIS training

Paper size can determine scales and areas. Following table shall give some ideas.

	Paper size (cm) (W x H)	Map print space (cm, approx)	km on ground (1:20,000)	km on ground (1:25,000)	km on ground (1:30,000)	km on ground (1:2,500)
B0	141.4 x 100.0
A0	118.9 x 84.1	100 x 78	20.0 x 15.6	25.0 x 19.5	30.0 x 23.4	2.5 x 1.9
A1	84.1 x 59.4	65 x 53	13.0 x 10.6	16.2 x 13.2	19.5 x 15.9	1.6 x 1.3
A2	59.4 x 42.0	40 x 36	8.0 x 7.2	10.0 x 9.0	12.0 x 10.8	1.0 x 0.9
A3	42.0 x 29.7
A4	29.7 x 21.0
Recommended minimum mapping unit:			100x100 m	125x125 m	150x150 m	10x10 m

For A0 oversize, plotter has to be set up accordingly. Not all large size plotters can print A0 oversize.

For comparison, Structure Plan areas of pilot communities:

Pilot Community:	Maximum extension W-E (km)	Maximum extension N-S (km)
Kasoa	14	19.5
Ejisu	22	17
Asankrangwa	20	19.5
Savelugu	8	14