Alignment of standards through semantic tools – The case of land administration

Stubkjær, Erik; Çağdaş, Volkan

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2021.105381

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“…CityGML, similar to LandInfra, and are concerned with the physical features of 3D objects, while LADM is concerned with the legal features of 3D objects [46]. Certain research efforts have been made to align these standards, such as the LandInfra and LADM standards [47]. Some of the research also shows that there is interest in including public utilities' registration in LADM through public utility data models based on LADM and by extending the national LADM profiles, such as the research conducted for the use cases in Korea [48,49], Singapore [50,51], Brazil [52], Serbia [53], and Croatia [54].…”

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Bibliometrics on Public Utilities Registration Research

Dželalija

Roić

2023

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Public utilities, such as electricity, water, heat, oil, gas, and electronic communication, are a vital component of every modern society. With rising urbanisation, more complex buildings and infrastructure, underground and overground construction, as well as a limited amount of space in such areas, the proper registration of utilities has become more important than ever. A bibliometric analysis was conducted on the research topic of public utilities’ registration. On publications retrieved from the Scopus database concerned with the topic of public utilities in land administration a bibliometric performance analysis and a scientific mapping analysis were conducted. A total of 241 publications containing the keyword ‘utilities’ or ‘infrastructure’, together with the keyword ‘cadastre’ or ‘land administration’, in their titles, abstracts, or keywords were selected for this research. The outcomes of the performed analysis were also compared with the outcomes of analysis of publications concerned with land administration research in general. Our results revealed that research conducted on the topic of public utilities registration has increased but is still rare compared to the research conducted on land administration in general. Our results also showed the importance of the development of three-dimensional cadastres, as well as standard models, such as the ISO standard Land Administration Domain Model, for including utilities in land administration.

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