spatial representation
3D world and legal register
The future World 3D will be a spatial interface for the digital territory. The legal register, once established, will be the competent source for proving rights without depending on rendering.
3D = interfaceRegister = legal state2D alternative preserved
From legal state to scene
Defines the relevant legal state.
Links the right to an identifiable spatial unit.
Transforms authorised data into a map, plan, visual record or 3D scene.
Views and navigates; legal operations use their own modules.
What if the 3D world is wrong?
The error must be treated as an interface or cadastre discrepancy, depending on its origin. The portal’s constitutional rule is the same: the interface represents the competent source; it does not acquire sovereignty because it appeared on screen. A person needs an accessible alternative means of checking essential property information even if the 3D client is unavailable.
spatial projection
The 3D world is a view of the state, not the source of the state
Legal registerDetermines the right where there is a legal basis and competence.
Cadastre/SGDCLinks identifier, geometry and digital location.
3D clientRenders the unit, doors, objects and visual states.
If the 3D client displays the wrong unit, the error must be corrected in the projection or integration. The legal right is not “fixed” merely to make it match the scene.