Doc Miner Land View
Every document already describes a piece of ground.
Designed for operators, right-of-way and asset management.
Tract outlines drawn from public survey layers.
Click a tract and the documents that touch it appear, each cited to its page.
Labelled as direction: the map is being built, the record beneath it already exists.
Next, the tract
A legal description becomes a polygon.
Survey, abstract, section, lot and block, parsed across page breaks and resolved to a shape on the ground.
Acreage, overlaps and which instruments touch which land become calculations, not reading.
The reverse click.
One instrument, every tract it touches lit, every clause still cited to the page.
The same record the report is built from, drawn instead of listed.
Direction, not delivery.
What exists today: parsed legal descriptions in the record.
What is being built: the resolver from description to polygon.
What it will take: public survey layers, jurisdiction by jurisdiction.