Definitions
 1. In this Regulation, “cadastral survey” means a survey performed by a licensed member while engaged in the practice of cadastral surveying; (“levé cadastral”) “coordinates” means an ordered set of numbers designating the position of a point in space; (“coordonnées”) “coordinate system” means a spatial reference system in which coordinates are related to the earth by a known reference datum; (“système de coordonnées”) “deliverable” means a component item of a project delivered to a client, including a field survey and monumentation, plan, map, drawing, data file, opinion report or any other form of transmittal; (“élément livrable”) “geodetic surveying” means the creation or measurement of geodetic control networks in a three dimensional time varying space; (“arpentage géodésique”) “geographic information management” means the group of activities relating to the planning, development, implementation and administration of systems for the acquisition, integration, evaluation, storage, security, retrieval, dissemination, archiving and disposal of data and associated attributes that are spatially referenced; (“gestion de l’information géographique”) “hydrographic surveying” means the process of gathering bathymetric information about water bodies; (“arpentage hydrographique”) “licensed member” means a member of the Association licensed to engage in the practice of cadastral surveying; (“membre détenteur d’un permis”) “lot” means a lot or any other area defined and designated by an original survey or by a registered plan; (“lot”) “monument” includes any monument described in Ontario Regulation 525/91 (Monuments) made under the Act and any other thing, device or object used to mark or witness a boundary of surveyed lands or to mark a specified control point or observed reference point; (“borne”) “observed reference point” means a monument connected to a coordinate system by measurements; (“point de référence observé”) “original survey” has the same meaning as in section 1 of the Surveys Act; (“levé primitif”) “photogrammetric surveying” means the form of surveying that employs aerial photography, terrestrial photography, light detection and ranging, satellite imagery or other technologies that can be utilized for remote measurements and calculations; (“arpentage photogrammétrique”) “professional member” means a member of the Association who is a licensed member or holds a certificate of registration; (“membre professionnel”) “project” means a planned activity or work conducted over a period of time for a client by which a professional member advises or gives an opinion as to, (a) the establishment or determination of boundaries delineating any right or interest in land or land covered with water, or (b) the determination or analysis of spatial attributes of natural and artificial features on, above or below the surface of the earth, whether or not the surface of the earth is situated below water; (“projet”) “property identifier” means a property identifier assigned under subsection 21 (2) or (4) of the Registry Act or under subsection 141 (2) or (4) of the Land Titles Act; (“cote foncière”) “specified control point” means a monument with coordinate values that are of record with and are stored and made available by a control survey authority, such as a federal or provincial agency, or by a municipality; (“point de canevas précisé”) “subdivision unit” means, (a) a lot shown on the original plan of an original survey and includes a section, block, gore, reserve, common, mining location or mining claim, or (b) a lot, block, part or other unit of land shown on a plan registered or deposited under the Registry Act or the Land Titles Act. (“unité de lotissement”)  O. Reg. 216/10, s. 1; O. Reg. 507/21, s. 1.