Digital cadastral map as foundation of coordinate based cadastre of Serbia

Cvijetinović, Željko; Avramovic, M.; Mihajlovic, Dragan

doi:10.1179/1752270614y.0000000131

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“…There is no single way to achieve that; a new dataset could be created from scratch or the existing one could be modified. The principal alternatives might be organized according to the reference used: manually generate it from scratch using an orthoimage as reference (Sandoval, 2004;Balado and López-Vázquez, 2020), apply a mathematical transformation to the legacy land parcel map (Siriba et al, 2012) or even the use of information without geographic reference (Hesse et al, 1990;Tamim, 1992;Tong et al, 2009;Sisman, 2014; ISSN (impresa) 0080-2085 ISSN (en línea) 2663-3981 Cvijetinovic et al, 2015). We have restricted the list to those papers that considered also the accuracy in terms of area.…”

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Admissible relative errors of the parcel area of a land parcel map base created as a synthesis of individual survey maps

Barbieri¹,

López-Vázquez²

2019

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Actualmente en Uruguay la cartografía base catastral está dada por un parcelario digital integrado y actualizado pero cuyas características geométricas no son adecuadas para que sea interoperable con otras capas de información de alta exactitud.Se está considerando generar una nueva cartografía, para lo que hay que especificar metodología y requerimientos, determinando la exactitud geométrica que es posible y razonable alcanzar para posteriormente exigirla a la hora de la contratación de dicho trabajo. En este trabajo se ensayó el procedimiento de agregar cada parcela con la(s) parcela(s) lindera(s) formando una unidad. Como en Uruguay las áreas públicas no disponen de mensura, el proceso de unión se interrumpe al llegar a una ruta, un curso de agua, etc. Los planos de mensura rurales (del orden de 250 000) están digitalizados pero no vectorizados, por lo cual tras hacerlo se realizó un trabajo de escalado, rotación y eventualmente deformación para luego integrarlo con sus vecinos. Para las rutas y caminos públicos se dispone de trazas GNSS, lo que permitió darle a cada bloque coordenadas absolutas. La exactitud de la cartografía resultante se valoró en términos del error relativo del área de cada parcela, resultando que el error cometido es de distribución normal, con media 0.10% y desviación estándar 3.51%, dejando así al 82.0% de las parcelas con menos del 5% de error. En términos de error planimétrico, crucial para asegurar la interoperabilidad, el mismo fue de 53.79 m al 95% de nivel de confianza.

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Admissible relative errors of the parcel area of a land parcel map base created as a synthesis of individual survey maps

Barbieri¹,

López-Vázquez²

2019

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“…There is no single way to achieve that; a new dataset could be created from scratch or the existing one could be modified. The principal alternatives might be organized according to the reference used: manually generate it from scratch using an orthoimage as reference (Sandoval, 2004;Balado and López-Vázquez, 2020), apply a mathematical transformation to the legacy land parcel map (Siriba et al, 2012) or even the use of information without geographic reference (Hesse et al, 1990;Tamim, 1992;Tong et al, 2009;Sisman, 2014; Cvijetinovic et al, 2015). We have restricted the list to those papers that considered also the accuracy in terms of area.…”

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“…As a byproduct the author presented the relative error of the parcel areas in a test case, which was below 5%. Cvijetinovic et al (2015) also followed a process of synthesis of the land parcel map base starting with survey maps. After comparing the areas derived from field notes with the vectorized one, they found that 94% of the cases the agreement is better than the 1%.…”

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Admissible relative errors of the parcel aerea of a land parcel map base created as a synthesis of indiviual survey maps

Barbieri¹,

López-Vázquez

2019

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Today the land parcel map of Uruguay is available as an updated, integrated legacy digital cadastre which planimetric accuracy is not enough to assure geometric interoperability. The creation of a brand new land parcel map is being considered with a procedure yet to be defined but in any case subject to reasonable goals in terms of geometric accuracy. In this paper we have tested a direct procedure in which each parcel is joined to its immediate neighbors until a block is formed. In Uruguay such block will grow until a road, river or similar object is found. The block is manually inserted within the road network, which has absolute coordinates.The rural survey maps (approx. 250 000) are already scanned but they need to be vectorized and edited through scaling, rotation and manual matching to its neighbors. GNSS tracks for roads and highways are available for the whole country, so we could fit the block within them in order to properly register it. The resulting geometric accuracy was evaluated in terms of the relative error in area, which has a normal distribution with a mean 0.10% and a standard deviation 3.51%, leaving 82.0% of the parcels with relative area error less than 5%. The planimetric error, crucial to assure interoperability, was 53.79 m at the 95% confidence level.

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“…Map archives were established for certain provinces in the Monarchy, and the biggest part of the documentation of the Franciscan Cadastre was taken over by the successor countries after the collapse of the Monarchy. The data collected from the Franciscan Cadastre are still used and maintained in the successor countries of the Monarchy [11][12][13][14].…”

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Availability of Historical Cadastral Data

Pivac

Roić

Križanović

et al. 2021

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A systematic approach to the establishment of the Franciscan Cadastre, which has been performed in most Central European countries, has resulted in the following documents: cadastral maps, cadastral municipality boundary demarcation records, lists of land parcels, lists of building parcels and lists of possessors. The documentation, which is stored in various archives, is digitized and made available to users through catalogs. The availability of documentation was examined in this study using three services in the catalogs—discovery, view and download—of which the largest percentage of documents is available through the discovery service. Documents that are available through the discovery service are described by the metadata standards. In this study, we examined the applicability of geographic information metadata standards and metadata standards to archival documentation in catalogs in which cadastral documentation was found. We determined a lack of application of geoinformation metadata standards, as it was a cadastral dataset, which represented one of the fundamental spatial datasets. The semantic mapping of elements between the applied standards in the catalogs and the geoinformation metadata standard (ISO 19115) showed that it was possible to apply the ISO 19115 standard to documents resulting from the establishment of the cadastre.

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Digital cadastral map as foundation of coordinate based cadastre of Serbia

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Admissible relative errors of the parcel area of a land parcel map base created as a synthesis of individual survey maps

Admissible relative errors of the parcel area of a land parcel map base created as a synthesis of individual survey maps

Admissible relative errors of the parcel aerea of a land parcel map base created as a synthesis of indiviual survey maps

Availability of Historical Cadastral Data

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