A Proposal for Integrating Data of Land Registry and Urban Cadastre

Abstract

It is noted a lack of integration between information of the Land Registration (LR) and of the Urban Cadastre in various Brazilian municipalities. Due to the lack of regulations at national level that define a conceptual model to organize the data from different entities, the design of integration systems geared to such a purpose is made difficult. Therefore, this study aims at developing an exchange prototype of the mentioned data from a previous research conducted by Paiva et al. (2016), concerning the modeling of the data resultant from LR and Urban Cadastre. To this end, we used the existing situation in the municipality of São José dos Pinhais, Curitiba metropolitan region, as a case study. There, the exchange of information between both entities is similar to that of many Brazilian municipalities. A conceptual model was generated and used to create an object-relational database, which then was used to develop an administrative and geospatial data consultation and editing prototype, based on technologies known as open-source. The use of such programs allowed us to verify the reproducibility possibility of the computational solutions referred herein to other cities with different economic situations.

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“…https://doi.org/10.17993/3ctic.2021.104.105-127Paiva, Antunes y Camboim (2018) propusieron el desarrollo de un Sistema de Información Geográfica (GIS, por sus siglas en inglés), con la integración de datos del Catastro Urbano y el Registro de la propiedad, bajo los estándares de la ISO 19152:2012 Modelo de Dominio de Administración de Tierras (LADM por sus siglas en inglés) y el ET-EDGVDefesaFT de la Dirección de Servicios Geográficos del Ejército Brasileño en el municipio de San José de los Pinos, Brasil. El objetivo de los autores es construir un modelo conceptual optimizado para el intercambio de datos que reduzcan cuestiones usabilidad administrativa como la representación territorial y cartográficas de la topografía urbana.…”