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This research includes a conceptual model to explore the complex relationships between different representations of cadastral boundaries. This model, which has broad application, is known as the Cadastral Triangular Model (CTM). The CTM is a valuable tool to explore and resolve complex issues facing cadastral systems, for example proposals for the ...
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This research includes a conceptual model to explore the complex relationships between different representations of cadastral boundaries. This model, which has broad application, is known as the Cadastral Triangular Model (CTM). The CTM is a valuable tool to explore and resolve complex issues facing cadastral systems, for example proposals for the ...
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Cadastral systems — alternatives
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, 2001The importance of successful cadastral systems to a country's economy, administration and rule of law are accepted by many. Several donor organizations have been, for quite some time, supportive of projects to make existing cadastral systems more successful or set up new ones.
Theo Bogaerts, Jaap Zevenbergen
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Survey Review, 2006
Abstract The last decade has seen a transformation in both the philosophy and practice of cadastral surveying. This paper traces some of the history and notes the way in which there has been a change from 'top-down' to 'bottom-up' in the provision of land administration services.
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Abstract The last decade has seen a transformation in both the philosophy and practice of cadastral surveying. This paper traces some of the history and notes the way in which there has been a change from 'top-down' to 'bottom-up' in the provision of land administration services.
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Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, 2004
Abstract A cadastre is a system of major importance for economy and planning. A cadastre provides data on land. It is the basis for legal aspects like ownership as well as fiscal aspects like taxation of land. The cadastre also provides data for planning assignments (for example, boundaries of constructions, land use, and soil). Storage and update of
Gerhard Navratil, Andrew U. Frank
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Abstract A cadastre is a system of major importance for economy and planning. A cadastre provides data on land. It is the basis for legal aspects like ownership as well as fiscal aspects like taxation of land. The cadastre also provides data for planning assignments (for example, boundaries of constructions, land use, and soil). Storage and update of
Gerhard Navratil, Andrew U. Frank
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The management of the cadastral evolution using documented cadastral plans
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, 2004A cadastral database may be described as part of a corporate Geographic Information System (GIS), which stores spatially defined cadastral and related information in a database such as the extent, value, ownership and many other land information within a district. Lots of land may change over time.
Peerbocus, Ally, Jomier, Geneviève
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Empire Survey Review, 1934
Abstract In the Empire Survey Review for April 1934 (No. 12, pp. 382–4), the Editor has raised the question of the function of the cadastral map. As he remarks, the question is not simple, but it is easier to say what the function of the map is than to decide of what the map should consist in order that it may fulfil its function.
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Abstract In the Empire Survey Review for April 1934 (No. 12, pp. 382–4), the Editor has raised the question of the function of the cadastral map. As he remarks, the question is not simple, but it is easier to say what the function of the map is than to decide of what the map should consist in order that it may fulfil its function.
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Benchmarking Cadastral Systems
Australian Surveyor, 1997Increasingly countries are looking at ways to improve the performance of their cadastral systems and are examining ‘bench marking’ as one option. As with all comparative analyses, including benchmarking, obtaining useable data is critical. This paper presents the results of a project to compare the performance of cadastral systems internationally ...
Daniel Steudler +3 more
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Initial 3D cadastre registration by cadastral resurvey in the Republic of Croatia
Land Use Policy, 20202D Land cadastre on the present territory of the Republic of Croatia has been continuously developed in the last 200 years. Throughout the years, survey methods, needs and purposes of cadastre have changed. This resulted in a variety of cadastral data with different accuracy and completeness.
Miodrag Roić +3 more
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Australian Surveyor, 1999
An understanding of the human history behind cadastral systems is essential to understanding the dynamism of the humankind to land relationship and how this has driven and will drive cadastral reforms. The cadastral concept has developed significantly over the past few decades.
Lisa Ting, Ian Williamson
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An understanding of the human history behind cadastral systems is essential to understanding the dynamism of the humankind to land relationship and how this has driven and will drive cadastral reforms. The cadastral concept has developed significantly over the past few decades.
Lisa Ting, Ian Williamson
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THE CADASTRAL SYSTEM IN TRINIDAD
Survey Review, 1988AbstractThe Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (commonly referred to as Trinidad), is at the southern end of the Caribbean island chain, from which it is geologically distinct, since it lies on the continental shelf of South America in close proximity to Venezuela (Figs 1,2).
P. Done, M. M. Robertson
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