Application of the GEO-INFO System for Modernization of the Cadastre.

Buśko, Małgorzata; Przewięźlikowska, Anna

doi:10.7494/geom.2013.7.4.17

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“…The revenue of the commune is generated mainly by the residential areas (B), whereas the increase in the developed agricultural land (Br) does not generate any significant receipts. Therefore, the conducted modernization of the cadastre results in some benefits, as exemplified by the authors of numerous scientific studies, including [6,13,31,32,43].…”

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Land-use Structure – Analysis on Example of Rural and Urban Communes in Poland and Ukraine

Kovalyshyn¹,

Buśko²

2018

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Intensive modernization of the cadastre has been implemented in Poland in recent years. During the modernization procedure, land use was updated as well. Obviously, such an update is also carried out on a regular basis, during individual surveying works associated with the real estate cadastre. The article presents an analysis of land-use changes on examples of urban and rural communes in Poland during the period of 2002-2015 (as well as the situation in this aspect in Ukraine). During the analyzed period in Poland, there were two comprehensive modernizations of the cadastre carried out in the study area. The analysis covered two types of usable land: developed agricultural land (Br) and residential areas (B). These two particular types of land use were selected, as the applicable legal provisions in Poland regulating the principles for assigning land use to a specific group changed significantly. At the same time, radically different real estate tax rates are planned for these types of land use. The study also analyzes the changes in the communes' receipts from the taxes that are imposed on the owners of land due to the update of the cadastral survey related to the land-use changes.

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Land-use Structure – Analysis on Example of Rural and Urban Communes in Poland and Ukraine

Kovalyshyn¹,

Buśko²

2018

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“…This subject matter is attracting a lot of attention from researchers throughout the world due to the rapid development of modern data acquisition technologies [13,14]. Not only do these technologies support the process of primary data acquisition [14][15][16][17][18], but they are also successfully applied during the technical and environmental cadastral data upgrading process [19][20][21][22]. In many countries, the development trends regarding geodetic surveys and mapping are directed towards the development of automatic control engineering and rapid, intelligent, and integrated data acquisition [23,24].…”

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Impact of Modern Technologies on the Organization of the Cadastral Data Modernization Process

Kocur-Bera

Grzelka

2022

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Land surface and environmental data (cadastral data) are extremely important in the functioning of the country and society. Upgrading the data is fundamental. Methods of traditional surveying (TM) or using modern remote data acquisition methods (PhM) are used for this purpose. The aim of the study is to compare the process of upgrading space and environmental data made by traditional methods and using modern remote data collection methods. The study established the following research hypotheses: (1) the election of the method of performing the cadastral data modernization process to consider effectiveness, productivity, profitability, quality (accuracy), reliability, and efficiency; (2) technical factors, as well as employee well-being and commitment, are equivalent motivators for the election of the cadastral data modernization method; (3) modern survey technologies using photogrammetric images are more efficient than traditional survey methods. The process evaluation methodology was tested on two objects located in Poland. The analyses considered both technical aspects and the comfort of the process contractors. The results showed that despite the higher unit price per cadastral plot (TM 180 PLN/cadastral plot, PhM 190 PLN/cadastral plot), the remote methods require less time commitment (TM-86 days; PhM-50 days) and involve reduced business travel (TM-65 days; PhM-29 days). The comfort of working with modern methods (PhM) is higher than with traditional measurement methods. In total, considering all the parameters studied, traditional methods required about 33% more commitment than modern remote methods of collecting surface and environmental data collection. Modern data acquisition methods are friendly to process contractors but gain less public acceptance than traditional methods (the level of border non-acceptance is higher in PhM methods than in TM (TM-3, Phm-8).

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Application of the GEO-INFO System for Modernization of the Cadastre.

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Land-use Structure – Analysis on Example of Rural and Urban Communes in Poland and Ukraine

Land-use Structure – Analysis on Example of Rural and Urban Communes in Poland and Ukraine

Impact of Modern Technologies on the Organization of the Cadastral Data Modernization Process

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