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THE MINING CADASTRE AS AN EXTENSION AND SPECIALIZATION OF THE KENYAN PROPERTY CADASTRE
The accelerated exploration of sub-surface mineral resources across much of Africa has created the need for proper administration of sub-surface land rights. The trend world-wide is a separate cadastre for mining. The reasons advanced for this separation are: the relatively short-term (issued as leases) nature of the mining rights, the mining laws ...
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A Comparative Study of Cadastre 2014 and the Zimbabwean Cadastral System
The global trend in land information management over the last two decades has been to migrate from paper to computer based information systems. Notable concepts in this regard are: Cadastre 2014, Core Cadastral Domain Model, Land Administration Domain Model (LADM) and subsequent related works.
Edward Kurwakumire+2 more
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ABSTRACT Motivation Groundwater ecosystems sustain a unique and globally important biodiversity but remain understudied due to sampling and exploration challenges, as well as a shortage of taxonomic experts. Groundwater ostracods, like other groundwater taxa, exhibit a high degree of endemism, rarity and subterranean specialisation, positioning them as
Nataša Mori+15 more
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Land cadastre development in Ukraine: issues to be addressed
Cadastral information is a key component for many land use functions and a core to the effective land markets, land use and sustainable development. These applications require up-to-date, reliable and complete data.
Andriy Popov
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Modelling Resilience to Floods in Art Cities: A Historical Perspective
ABSTRACT Art cities are characterized by peculiar exposure and vulnerability aspects which are rarely addressed in flood risk studies. This works investigates art cities in terms of exposure and resilience by considering the effects of cultural heritage.
Chiara Arrighi, Fabio Castelli
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Abstract This study quantifies external thermal insulation composite systems (ETICS), in particular expanded polystyrene (EPS) as the insulation layer, installed in Germany between 1969 and 2022. Employing a bottom‐up approach, it conducts mass quantification, localization at the NUTS‐3 level, determination of installation years, and prediction of ...
Rafael Bischof+2 more
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Abstract This paper explores the critical role of spatiality and scale in industrial ecology (IE) research to promote circularity within the built environment. Traditional IE frameworks are predominantly a‐spatial and a‐political, overlooking the complex socio‐ecological–technological dynamics of urban–regional environments.
Georg Schiller+5 more
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Income Inequality and National Strategy for Inner Areas: Does Location Matter?
ABSTRACT This paper examines the relationship between income inequality and municipalities classified as “inner areas” according to the classification proposed by the National Strategy for Inner Areas (NSIA) from 2012 to 2018. This classification categorizes municipalities into different groups based on their distance from essential service provision ...
Graziella Bonanno+2 more
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ABSTRACT One of the complex and time‐consuming stages of land consolidation, where both parcel geometry in rural lands and the ownership structure are changed, is land reallocation. Land reallocation consists of land redistribution and land partitioning stages.
Yaşar İnceyol
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Integrating Photogrammetric 3D City Models into Virtual Reality: A Methodological Approach Using Unreal Engine [PDF]
Three-dimensional (3D) city models have become indispensable in urban planning, disaster management, and various geospatial analyses. Advances in photogrammetric techniques and virtual reality (VR) platforms now enable highly detailed, immersive ...
İ. Ç. Gençtürk+2 more
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