CADASTRE AND LAND MANAGEMENT

Cadastre and Land Management

Cadastre and Land Management

Introduction

Land administration system(LAS)is developed by western European countries for making policies and applying technologies. These policies and technologies are developed in with the help orderly and complete and cadastral map which was introduced as a basis to calculate land estimation and fiscal This give rise to make the LAS more integrated to support land management. Previously cadastre, under command economies was primarily focused on land management but now it is including the calculation of the valuation of land and title information new land information has been introduced to provide help to individual land owner, professionals and as well as government. As the world's population is increasing day by day and the concept of urbanization making the land resources scarce, this has created the need of land administrative system. The system will also address the queries of seller and buyer of land.The importance of land cadastre is very well recognized all over the world these days . the system is equally considered to be important for all the states.

The Australian government has shown great importance to the concept of cadastre.Another aspect of land administrative system is the environmental conditions required to protect the land where conditions are not so favourable so that is recorded to keep the program of land management aligned. Another aspect is what is role of people and organization in keeping the system effective and smooth in functioning of LAS and land markets.The organizations give great consideration to the concept of cadastre and implement it in all the possible areas. The main component of success lies in the best co-ordination of individuals, organizations and government (Wallace and Williamson, 2005).the information is kept for the demarcation of land and spatial information must be organized in allocating the responsibilities and risk in emergency situations. (Galloway,

If all the aspects will be covered properly the land administrative system will be more dynamic and will provide better solutions for the purpose of policy making and government. The different models constructed over the period of time, assisted in understaning the LAS more perfectly, these models are changed over 30 years. This model focus on the functions of the system rather the analysis of the existing system. Its main area of concern is the infrastructure and functional analysis of the system and their relationship in providing the basis to policy. It addresses the demand for specific information required for government and private activities.

an full approach to LAS

risk acknowledgment, an information required as a vital source for land management

the acknowledgment of human resource and their governance

Adoption of different models constructed by develops nations as intermediary stages of fiscal development.

Cadastral Systems

The land parcel is the main component in any land administration system as it is defined in the cadatre. The concept is given by International Federation of Surveyors (FIG, 1995). This include keeping of up to date information regarding land and all the associated information like rights, risk, responsibilities of buying and selling of ...