Building of geo-spatial data model for tea agricultural crop-lands compliance with LPIS Core Model (LCM) based land administration domain standards

Özçelik, Ali Erdem; Nişancı, Recep

doi:10.1016/j.compag.2015.07.008

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“…Problems may arise when there are natural user conflicts with the land ownership and LPIS must be ready to solve such conflicts among users. Ozcelik and Nisanci (2015) describe a complete conceptual model for the implementation of tea crops in Turkey with the use of INSPIRE, LADM, Land Cadaster, national GIS and the already implemented Agricultural Model. This is a more specialized model where there are special instances of the classes such as TeaFarmer, TeaAgriculturalParcel, TeaFarmingLicence, etc.…”

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Domain model of an agricultural information system based on standards

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Govedarica²,

Navratil³

et al. 2018

geod. vestn.

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republic of serbiaAll the processes are handled by the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection (MAEP). The current legislation in Serbia defines the agricultural policy, types of subsidies, conditions, record keeping through the Registry of Agricultural Holdings, the Integrated Agricultural Information System, etc. (MAEP, 2010). For this paper, relevant information systems and the strategy for the following years will be examined.

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