A Web-based land management system for Bangladesh

Choudhury, Ehtesham; Ridwan, Mahmud; Awal, Mohammad Abdul; Hosain, Shazzad

doi:10.1109/iccitechn.2011.6164807

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“…There are land offices at all levels of government in Bangladesh, which are overseen by a Ministry of Land that oversees all land services. This comprises a wide range of functions, such as maintaining the records of property, selling and purchasing land in various ways, creating the deeds of the property and preserving them, managing land-related issues, updating the land map and information, as well as tax and revenue collection (Choudhury et al, 2011). It is the responsibility of all land offices and officials/staff from the national level down to the local level to sustain land management activities.…”

Section: Digitalization In the Land Service Deliverymentioning

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Digitalization in the Land Service Delivery: Comparison between Bangladesh and Indonesia

Akter

2022

Southeast Asia: A Multidisciplinary Journal

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The administration of a country's land system has a major impact on its economy and society. Digital land management has the potential to improve the land administration of developing countries and make it more efficient. The governments of Bangladesh and Indonesia have implemented a digital land management framework in the land system to ensure optimal land development, in particular, to deliver land services efficiently. The land offices of both countries have a variety of obstacles when it comes to delivering digital services. Because of this, it is important to recognize the current use of digitalization and identify the variables influencing digitalization in land service delivery by land offices in order to make informed decisions about their future. Content analysis was applied to gather data for the study, which used a qualitative approach. The correct deployment of digitization in land administration in both nations is being slowed down by a lack of institutional and operational capability and personnel misconduct in service delivery.

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Section: Digitalization In the Land Service Deliverymentioning

confidence: 99%

Digitalization in the Land Service Delivery: Comparison between Bangladesh and Indonesia

Akter

2022

Southeast Asia: A Multidisciplinary Journal

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“…The RS image classification technique based on the object's phenological features for secondary information is proposed 16 . The method uses Normalized Different Vegetation Index time‐series information after processing the Charge Couple Device images, further, the method selects classification training area of various objects to complete image classification, finally, the random sampling method is used to assess the precision of image classification results 9,17–21 .…”

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Revamping land coverage analysis using aerial satellite image mapping

Rajmohan

Chinnappan²,

Daniel³

et al. 2020

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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Summary The customary terrestrial survey involves direct measurement of the land dimension in a particular area. The information accuracy of land dimension changes person to person in the existing method. Moreover, it consumes more time to conduct an assessment and produces a precise outcome. Hence, Remote Sensing offers an effective solution for accurate measurement using the Land Satellite Image Mapping with Geographic Positioning System (GPS) values. Therefore, the proposed model concentrates on the analysis of the object using Landsat Image through categorization based on the field cover analysis. The Geographic Information System (GIS) facilitates convenient measurement to determine the land dimension along with Georeferential tag. In addition to that, the features of each object are preprocessed to reduce the noise and the acquired information is stored in the classifier. Also, the features are trained using 2‐fold validation, which will improve efficiency during detection. Finally, the soft hyperplane discriminators of Gaussian produce better separation accuracy compared to feature classes and object prediction. Furthermore, the Bag of feature model performance is improved by working on Hue, Saturation, and Intensity color map with multifeatured extractions on the sample images. The proposed model was trained with 1800 image samples of various land covers. On testing, the classifiers aggregate 91.4% accuracy on cross‐evaluation between true class and predicted class using medium Gaussian Support Vector Machine.

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“…Hassan (2015) also argued that corruption-free land administration requires a strategic and tactical systems-level framework and effective public service delivery model to promote good governance. Similarly, Choudhury, Ridwan, Awal and Hosain (2011) offered a new modelling technique that represents data for the current land management system through a user-friendly and digitized map-based system. They showed that the current problems that are haunting the country because of the presence of a poor and opaque land management system.…”

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NIS or Local Solutions in Land Administration to Prevent Corruption in Bangladesh: Towards a Sustainable Policy Framework

Sakib¹,

Jahid²

2021

Preprint

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Corruption in land administration is one of the challenging issues to implement National Integrity Strategy. Citizens who visited the land office has someway bitter experiences in many ways. Drawing these issues, this research attempted to investigate the challenges of NIS in Land administration and possible way out. Based on in-depth interviews with citizens and public officials and document analysis found that NIS helped to modernize the land administration in recent years. The government with the help of the young officials at the land administration have taken several measures to resolve the minor crisis. However, the improvement in service delivery is someway quite nominal compared to the volume of corruption land administration. This likely because of the nature of the societal pattern of the country. In practice, there are still local and administrative politics has significant influence. Therefore, despite having good initiatives and appropriate measures, officials in land administration failed to implement NIS properly. Also, several other problems like lack of skilled manpower and technical support, the tendency of violating rules and others stated in the paper about corruption are making NIS implementation challenges. However, the study found that an alternative approach like ‘local solutions for the local problems might have more success compared to NIS approach. Therefore, the paper argued that dynamic sustainable and corruption-free land administration requires a combined approach of both local solutions, innovation and NIS implementation in Bangladesh.

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A Web-based land management system for Bangladesh

Cited by 12 publications

References 3 publications

Digitalization in the Land Service Delivery: Comparison between Bangladesh and Indonesia

Digitalization in the Land Service Delivery: Comparison between Bangladesh and Indonesia

Revamping land coverage analysis using aerial satellite image mapping

NIS or Local Solutions in Land Administration to Prevent Corruption in Bangladesh: Towards a Sustainable Policy Framework

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