The core cadastral domain model

Remote sensing data as a potential source for establishment of the 3D cadastre in Slovenia

“…Zapleteni vzorci rabe prostora, predvsem na urbanih območjih, zahtevajo vzpostavitev 3D-katastra nepremičnin, ki poleg evidentiranja in grafične predstavitve zemljišč omogoča trirazsežno evidentiranje in grafično predstavitev stavb, delov stavb, podzemnih in nadzemnih objektov ter prometne in druge infrastrukture (Stoter in Ploeger, 2003;Lemmen in Van Oosterom, 2003;Van Oosterom et al, 2006;Paasch et al, 2016). Osnovna enota evidentiranja v 3D-katastru nepremičnin je 3D-nepremičninska enota, ki je prostorsko omejena tudi v višino in globino (Stoter, 2004).…”

“…The complex patterns of the use of physical space, primarily in urban areas, require the establishment of a 3D real property cadastre that in addition to land registration and graphic representation also enables 3D registration and graphic representation of buildings, parts of buildings, buildings above and under the ground, as well as traffic and other infrastructure (Stoter in Ploeger, 2003;Lemmen in Van Oosterom, 2003, Van Oosterom et al, 2006: Paasch et al, 2016. The basic registration unit of the 3D real property cadastre is a 3D property unit that is delineated also in height and depth (Stoter, 2004).…”

Cadastral Systems Re-engineering in Urban Zimbabwe

“…The cadastre 2014 vision was conceptualised through the core cadastral domain model (CCDM) (Lemmen et al, 2003;van Oosterom et al, 2006) which aimed at developing a common standard for cadastral systems development. Focus on the CCDM was on formal tenure systems yet within land administration (LA) research, there has been growing interest in pro-poor and unconventional practices to land administration (van der Molen, 2005).…”

“…The continuum of models can be traced from the land tenure model (Subject-Object-Right) (Henssen, 1995), cadastre 2014 (Kaufmann and Steudler, 1998), the Core Cadastral Domain Model (Lemmen et al, 2003;van Oosterom et al, 2006), the Social Tenure Domain Model (Augustinus et al, 2006;Lemmen, 2010) and currently the land administration domain model (Lemmen, 2012;Tjia and Coetzee 2013;Lemmen et al, 2012;Uitermark, 2012;van Oosterom et al, 2013) (see figure 2). The aim of these models was to provide a common platform, standards and mechanisms for developing nationwide land administration systems in an international domain.…”

An Evaluation of IFC-CityGML Unidirectional Conversion

“…3D city modeling applications is one of the most important products of this development. However, from a technical perspective, building 3D city applications requires common communication standards between design models (focusing on the applications of building industry and fulfilling the requirements of architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry) and real-world models (as geospatial information systems that model the built environment around us with their spatial objects) (Pu and Zlatanova, 2006;van Oosterom et al, 2006).…”