Accuracy of land parcel area measurement

Kwinta, Andrzej

doi:10.7494/geom.2012.6.2.71

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2012

DOI: 10.7494/geom.2012.6.2.71

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Accuracy of land parcel area measurement

Andrzej Kwinta¹

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“…Therefore, it is essential that the data contained in the real estate cadastre describing the parcel areas are of adequate quality (Felcenloben, 2015;Mika & Leń, 2016;Navratil & Feucht, 2009). So far, numerous research studies have been conducted on the accuracy and reliability of boundaries and areas of parcels, and many examples are included in the literature (Alkan & Solak, 2010;Bajtala et al, 2017;Benduch & Pęska-Siwik, 2017;Berk & Ferlan, 2018;Chrisman & Yandell, 1988;Doskocz, 2014;Frolov & Maling, 1969;Ghilani, 2000;Kwinta, 2012;Nowak Da Costa & Walczynska, 2010;Ogechi & Odera, 2015;Olofsson et al, 2014;Zhao & Pei, 2016). However, no algorithms have been proposed which would allow for a complete and comprehensive assessment of the quality of the cadastral data describing parcel areas.…”

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Three‐stage assessment of parcel area quality

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The most important spatial attributes of any cadastral parcel are the coordinates of its boundary points, which define the extent of property rights. The derivative of the boundaries is the area of the parcel, which, in Poland, is determined based on the coordinates of the boundary points satisfying certain conditions. It is essential that the data entered into the real estate cadastre describing the areas of the parcels are of sufficiently high quality. For this reason, the authors of this research paper propose a three‐stage assessment of the quality of the area of cadastral parcels. The first stage involves analysis of the standardised values of selected attributes of the boundary points entered into the cadastral database, describing the accuracy of their position, the source of data capture, and the monumentation method. This forms the basis for evaluating the quality level of individual boundary points throughout the entire study area. Taking the geometry of the parcel into account, this information is used to determine the quality of the data on the areas of individual parcels, which forms the second stage of the analysis. The third and final stage consists in determining the global coefficient for the quality of areas of parcels in the study area. Such an approach provides a wide range of possibilities, both for carrying out unit control procedures and for comparing the quality of spatial data on parcel areas between individual cadastral districts or areas with a specific land use. The results of the analyses carried out on the research objects, i.e., on two cadastral districts located in southern Poland, have confirmed that the proposed method may also prove useful for other purposes. It is also a universal tool that can be adapted for use in other countries.

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Three‐stage assessment of parcel area quality

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