Marine Cadastre Legal Framework for Malaysia

Abdullah, Ashraf; Arof, Zakaria Mat; Omar, Abdullah Hisam; Abdullah, Norfadhilatuladha; Teng, Chee Hua; Chan, Keat Lim; Jamil, Hassan

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-51216-7_21

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“…The vertical composition, which is not considered on conventional maps, becomes the main component to provide an overview of the water column elements in the case of 3D, including the structure of the layers below. In 3D, depth is displayed with volume considerations for the methods and parameters used [18]. Legally provided 3D information can accurately describe the registered field on the surface or underneath.…”

Section: D Deep Sea Concept (Three-dimensional)mentioning

confidence: 99%

3D Marine Cadastral System to Support Marine Spatial Planning Implementation in Indonesia: A Case Study of Penanjung Bay, Indonesia

Kurniawan

Pranowo²,

Hardjo

et al. 2023

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The ocean is a formation that has a volume and consists of a surface layer of water, a column, and a bottom. Visualization of the sea on a digital map is important to support the acceleration of marine spatial planning (MSP), which is generally two-dimensional on a flat plane. A marine cadastre is defined as an instrument used in managing spatial boundaries, which describes, visualizes, and realizes legally defined boundaries as well as rights, restrictions, and responsibilities related to activities in the marine environment. Therefore, visualization in 3D will open a wider perspective than conventional maps. The 3D marine cadastral system was built using the Penanjung Bay pilot project and the QGIS2ThreeJS plugin with JavaScript. The results obtained can provide a 3D visualization of the position and boundaries for each component of the marine cadastre in Penanjung Bay with a broader picture of the sea spatial layout in the region.

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Section: D Deep Sea Concept (Three-dimensional)mentioning

confidence: 99%

3D Marine Cadastral System to Support Marine Spatial Planning Implementation in Indonesia: A Case Study of Penanjung Bay, Indonesia

Kurniawan

Pranowo²,

Hardjo

et al. 2023

GaEE

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“…Bu alandaki araştırmalar, Uluslararası Haritacılar Federasyonu (Fédération Internationale des Géomètres, FIG) üyelerinin yanı sıra uluslararası bilim camiasındaki birçok araştırmacı tarafından da ele alınmıştır (Abdullah, 2014;Binns vd., 2003;Dawidowicz & Kulawiak, 2018;Fowler & Treml, 2001;Srebro vd., 2010;Strain vd., 2006;Sutherland vd., 2004;Sutherland vd., 2005a). Tüm bu çalışmalarda, "deniz kadastrosu" kavramı, deniz üzerindeki hak ve faydaların tanımlanması, kaydedilmesi, mekânsal olarak yönetilmesi ve komşu sınırlarla ilişkilerinin fiziksel olarak tanımlanmasında kullanılan bir sistem olarak ele alınmaktadır.…”

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Deniz kadastrosu üzerine yapılan araştırmaların bibliyometrik analizi

Akdeniz,

İnam

2024

J Geod Geoinf

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Today, cadastre, which constitutes the infrastructure of economic, enviromental, legal and social factors, is now a necessity for coastal and marine areas. A quantitative analysis of scientific research on marine cadastre is essential to fill important knowledge gaps in this field, to guide the development of appropriate policies and strategies and to strengthen the understanding of sustainable management of marine areas. The aim of this study is to perform a bibliometric analysis of the marine cadastre literature. Data were obtained from SCOPUS and Web of Science databases and analysed using Bibliometrix-R and Vosviewer software. Searches were carried out using the terms "marine cadastre" and "maritime cadastre" in the title, abstract and keywords of scientific publications. The first study on marine cadastre was published in 2001 and a total of 35 publications have been published until 2024. The number of publications per year shows a stable trend. Michael Sutherland from Trinidad and Tobago is the most productive researcher in the literature. When analysing the regional distribution of scientific productivity, North American and Pacific countries stand out and Türkiye also plays a pioneering role in marine cadastre research. Considering that bibliometric analysis studies on marine cadastre are limited in the literature, the authors expect that this study will contribute to the literature and guide future research.

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