The concept of using the water cadastre databases components for the construction of multi-dimensional cadastre in Poland

Mika, Monika; Siejka, Monika; Leń, Przemysław; Król, Żanna

doi:10.1080/00396265.2016.1263180

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“…Namely, the compensation is paid in the amount taking into account lost profits from logging and the amount of maintaining and establishing the stand. Only persons who are in illegitimate possession of the property are allowed to cut down and take trees without paying compensation [4]. Occupancy also affects the employment of entrepreneurs.…”

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The implementation of spatial management as a factor supporting flood protection

Jasińska

2019

E3S Web Conf.

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This publication presents the issues related to cadastre and real estate management in flood protection. Cadastral data supported by other additional data is the basis for taking action in situations of natural hazards. A real estate cadastre is an important element in the implementation of a real estate acquisition plan. It allows for preliminary assessment of the negative impact of the project, change of the concept and, as a result, expropriation and compensation regulation. In parallel with the activities related to the acquisition of real estate, it is possible to regulate the legal status of other properties. In this publication, the analysis is based on the document entitled "Plan of obtaining real estate and resettlement for the Flood Protection Project in the Odra and Vistula basin, Component 3B: Protection against Sandomierz flood and Tarnobrzeg, Contract 3B.3, flood protection Tarnobrzeg - stage 1 (Wisła 1) ". This area is the research material of actions changing the forms of land management in order to increase the safety of areas exposed to floods. The effects of carrying out this project were an important part of the work, including restrictions in the use, loss of real estate. The implementation of a flood protection project may have a negative impact on the economic status of people living in the areas where the activities were planned. These may be restrictions on the use of real estate, in particular the loss of a part or the whole of the property as a result of expropriation. Ultimately, such actions may result in the resettlement of residents. As a part of the study, the compensation for particular entities was described in detail. The results of surveys confirming the lack of a negative impact on the economic situation of people affected by the project implementation were presented.

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“…In addition, it is possible to analyze the area in terms of its state of ownership and use. [2,3,4] Along with the development of civilization, the number of occurrences of natural hazards also increased. Preparation of services and adequate and effective organization are necessary to prevent the danger associated with floods.…”

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The implementation of spatial management as a factor supporting flood protection

Jasińska

2019

E3S Web Conf.

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“…The problem associated with excessive fragmentation of land refers to Mexico [4], India [5], Central Europe [6,7], China [8], Cyprus [9] Bulgaria [10], Turkey [11], Spain [12,13], Czech Republic [14], Hungary [15], Poland [16], The Netherlands [17], and Albania [18]. Another reason that land fragmentation occurred in Central and Eastern Europe after the fall of Communism in the 1990s was due to the process of contribution to building a full-featured real property cadastre [35][36][37][38]. At present, it is not possible to carry out consolidation works in large areas simultaneously.…”

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Method of Delimiting the Spatial Structure of Villages for the Purposes of Land Consolidation and Exchange

Stręk

Noga

2019

Remote Sensing

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Land fragmentation and the distribution of plots in rural areas has a negative effect on the profitability and efficiency of agricultural production. Land consolidation and exchange is an operation that facilitates improvements in the spatial structure, while at the same time contributing to the sustainable development of rural areas. With regard to the large number of problem areas, they cannot be subject to land consolidation and exchange at the same time for reasons related to finance and human resources. Therefore, the authors propose that land for consolidation should be consolidated into larger typological units. Identifying those areas that are most similar facilitates the analysis and makes it possible to capture the spatial differentiation of land. The proposed method was tested on 116 villages in the county of Łęczna, situated in Lublin Voivodeship in Eastern Poland. The aim of this research is to develop the concept of village grouping into larger typological units. The obtained results allowed for the creation of a grouping methodology based on selected diagnostic variables that can be applied to other research objects. The description of differences between the identified groups of villages makes it possible to determine the hierarchy of urgency of for land consolidation and exchange. Although delimitation itself does not determine the sequence in which consolidation should be performed, it does allow for the identification of similar areas where such works should be performed at the same time. Based on properly selected guidelines, it is also possible to develop an adequate hierarchy of works. In addition, identifying areas which share similar spatial characteristics and consolidating them has a positive influence, primarily on the cultural heritage, because some variables reflect both quantitative and qualitative aspects of human development on the use of land and on the built-up environment.privatisation. Another negative factor resulting in negative spatial structure is the distribution of plots. In world literature, both fragmentation and the distribution of land is referred to as 'land fragmentation'. The authors distinguish four types of land fragmentation, depending on the number of owners using the specific piece of land, the form of ownership or title, the type of use, and the geometric structure of plots [6,9]. Along with the increase in the number of arable plots and their distance from the farmer's settlement, the cost of production increases and the farmer's income decreases [19][20][21][22][23]. The fragmentation of the land of individual farms is a huge problem that is a barrier to its development, modernization, and has the effect of the lowering the profitability obtained from production farming.A land surveying tool used for improving the arrangement of land is the operation of consolidation and the exchange of land which exists in Poland and in the world, for example, in such countries as the Netherlands [17], Cyprus [9], Slovakia [24] Czech Republic [25], China [26], Finland [27]...

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“…Defects in spatial structure can be eliminated by means of land consolidation works, as these are an effective tool to rectify the identified defects and provide a possibility of alternative management of unfavourable, useless agricultural land, so-called agricultural problem areas [12][13][14]. Due to financial restraints, it is necessary to identify the most defective areas and eliminate them, which will have a positive impact on the construction of a full-featured real property cadastre [15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. For many years studies have been carried out pertaining to comprehensive programming of land consolidation works [22][23][24][25], aiming to develop a universal algorithm for the hierarchization of land consolidation works.…”

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Prioritization of land consolidation and exchange works in villages of Eastern Poland using example of Frampol commune

Stręk

2018

Engineering for Rural Development

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Abstract. Land consolidation and land exchange are two important measures that can be used to improve the spatial structure of farm holdings. Unfortunately, land cannot be consolidated and exchanged in all villages of a given area simultaneously, due to economic, technical, and social considerations. Instead, an analysis has to be carried out, which allows one to rank the villages with regard to how urgently they need consolidation and exchange of land. When analyzing and assessing which areas require land management measures most urgently, and especially when performing comparative spatial analyses, it is recommendable to use the methods of multidimensional statistics to determine a synthetic measure. Synthetic measures convert the features of an object analysed into one aggregate variable, allowing one to determine, which objects require consolidation and exchange of land more urgently than others. The aim of this study was to determine the need for consolidation and exchange of land in sixteen villages of the commune of Frampol, located in Biłgoraj District, Lubelskie Voivodship. The research area covered 1,0293.55 ha of farmland divided into 27,417 land parcels (cadastral plots). The Helwig's method was used to determine the ranking list. The calculations were done using a group of factors identified on the basis of data obtained from a real estate cadastre database for each of the locations studied. The results, expressed in the form of a synthetic measure for each village, allowed us to develop a prioritization scheme for consolidation interventions in the area discussed.

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The concept of using the water cadastre databases components for the construction of multi-dimensional cadastre in Poland

Cited by 19 publications

References 10 publications

The implementation of spatial management as a factor supporting flood protection

The implementation of spatial management as a factor supporting flood protection

Method of Delimiting the Spatial Structure of Villages for the Purposes of Land Consolidation and Exchange

Prioritization of land consolidation and exchange works in villages of Eastern Poland using example of Frampol commune

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