Abstract
Land information can be well depicted on plans and maps. However, as change and development take place the maps become antiquated and unreliable. A cadastre renovation program in Switzerland has made it possible to continue to use information depicted on old maps. Essentially, the program entails the establishment of a strong control network and accurately connecting features on the old maps to this control. A graphic-numerical interactive system has been established to deal with the data, and all points on the old map sheets have been digitized and coordinated.
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