Which organization is responsible for delimiting forestlands and national parks from agricultural lands on the ground using RCST?

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Delimiting land classes on the ground requires an on-site surveying unit that marks and verifies boundaries between forest lands, national parks, and agricultural lands. The Regional Composite Survey Team is the field unit specifically tasked with carrying out cadastral surveys and boundary delineation at the regional level. They measure, mark monuments, and establish clear boundary lines so that forest or park areas are correctly separated from agricultural zones and the boundaries are reflected in maps and records. This on-the-ground work distinguishes RCST from data systems or generic survey outputs: the National Geodetic Information System manages geospatial data, while the other options refer to organizational components or data rather than a field delimitation team.