The second themed article collection on the land administration domain model (LADM)

Oosterom, Peter van; Unger, Eva-Maria; Lemmen, Christiaan

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106287

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“…This is also the reason that many researchers have dealt with the challenges of introducing or upgrading LADM in the country-specific LAS [7][8][9]. Lately, particular attention has been given to the revision of LADM [10], cadastral processes and data dissemination processes, also in relation to LADM [11], and land administration system upgrades challenges [12].…”

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Building a Cadastral Map of Europe through the INSPIRE and Other Related Initiatives

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Šamanović

Oršulić

et al. 2023

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Digital cadastral maps with accompanying land-related attributes have become a fundamental dataset for many application fields, e.g., spatial planning and development, protecting state lands, securing of land tenure, facilitating land reforms, agriculture, forestry, land management, taxation, etc. In order to fulfil its main objectives, cadastral data needs to be available and accessible, which is, among the others, emphasized also within the United Nations Framework for Effective Land Administration (FELA). This is not only important on the national level but also beyond, including at the European level where use cases and consequently demand for pan-European data sets have evolved in recent years. In order to satisfy these needs, several initiatives regarding cadastral and other geospatial data have been launched in the last 20 years. It started with the Permanent Committee on Cadastre in the European Union, the European Land Information Service, INSPIRE, UN-GGIM Europe and recent European policies on open data and high-value datasets. Our main question is, did those initiatives result in the possibility of building a cadastral map of Europe or not? Is it possible to create a cadastral map of Europe on the desktop or an open online GIS application? Within the paper, we take the opportunity to reflect on the development and implementation of European spatial data infrastructure (INSPIRE) with the main focus on the availability and accessibility of cadastral data. We also take into consideration other European initiatives related to cadastral data. The overall findings show that there is still work to be carried out. Technological developments and recent policy initiatives will certainly be drivers for future improvement.

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confidence: 99%

Building a Cadastral Map of Europe through the INSPIRE and Other Related Initiatives

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Šamanović

Oršulić

et al. 2023

Land

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Women’s access to land and the Land Administration Domain Model (LADM): Requirements, modelling and assessment

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Lemmen

Bennett

2023

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Development of a Methodology and Model for Land Administration Data Dissemination Processes

Križanović

Roić

2023

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Land administration (LA) is concerned with processes. Simply put, LA cannot be understood, built, or improved unless the processes associated with it are understood. When it comes to the processes involved in LA, two general processes can be identified, namely registration and dissemination. Nowadays, processes are implemented electronically; however, paper-based thinking is still present, and the performance of processes is impeded by siloed data management. These issues could be addressed through the employment of standards such as the Land Administration Domain Model. Processes are not yet part of the standard, but their inclusion in future extensions is planned. Moreover, a literature analysis indicated that there is no standardized methodology or model available for describing LA processes. Consequently, we modeled one part of land administration processes, namely data dissemination, by developing a methodology and model to describe it. The methodology was developed with the goal of providing guidelines for other researchers when modeling use cases of data dissemination processes by enabling comparisons of models, searching for best practices, and developing standardized process models. Additionally, the methodology was tested on a conceptual use case to prove its viability. Furthermore, a model based on conceptual modeling and an activity-centric process modeling approach was developed and linked to existing classes of the Land Administration Domain Model. The organizational and technological challenges which might arise when improving data dissemination processes are discussed, and possible outcomes of the developed methodology and model are provided.

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The second themed article collection on the land administration domain model (LADM)

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Building a Cadastral Map of Europe through the INSPIRE and Other Related Initiatives

Building a Cadastral Map of Europe through the INSPIRE and Other Related Initiatives

Women’s access to land and the Land Administration Domain Model (LADM): Requirements, modelling and assessment

Development of a Methodology and Model for Land Administration Data Dissemination Processes

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