2.1 The copyrights of the survey and design consulting industry mainly include survey and design works such as written works, graphic works, model works, and architectural works that are formed in survey, design, consulting activities, and scientific research activities and expressed in various carriers. Inquire about the copyright of your work. Survey and design consulting works include the following:
1 Engineering survey bidding plans, professional engineering design bidding plans, construction engineering design bidding plans (including creative or conceptual bidding plans), engineering consulting bidding plans, etc.;
p>2 Original data, calculation books, engineering design drawings and instructions, technical documents and project summary reports during the engineering survey and design stages;
3 Project Consulted project proposals, feasibility study reports, professional evaluation reports, project evaluation documents, supervision outlines, etc.;
4 Original data of scientific research activities, design drawings and instructions, technical summaries and scientific research reports, etc.;
5 Computer software, corporate standards, guidelines, manuals,
standard designs, etc. compiled by the enterprise itself.
2.2 Patent rights in the survey and design consulting industry refer to authorized and valid invention patent rights, utility model patent rights and design patent rights, including various novel, creative and practical new processes , new equipment, new materials, new structures and other new technologies and designs, as well as patent rights for new improvements and new combinations of original technologies.
2.3 The proprietary technology rights of the survey and design consulting industry refer to the technology that has not been patented, is practical, can bring benefits to the enterprise, and has taken confidentiality measures and is not known to the public. Rights include various new processes, new equipment, new materials, new structures, new technologies, product formulas, various technical know-hows and methods, etc.
2.4 In addition to the technical secrets mentioned in 2.3, other business secrets in the survey and design consulting industry refer to operations that are practical, can bring benefits to the enterprise, and have adopted confidentiality measures and are not known to the public. Information, including production operations, business management, scientific and technological files, customer lists, financial account books, statistical reports, etc.
2.5 The trademark rights and related identifying mark rights of the survey and design consulting industry refer to the rights enjoyed by the company name, product trademarks, service marks, and various qualification certificates obtained in accordance with legal procedures.
2.6 Other intellectual property rights protected by national laws and regulations in the survey, design and consulting industry.