Cadastral GIS An example from Bolivia Pretoria November 7, 2002 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Cadastral GIS An example from Bolivia Pretoria November 7, 2002 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Cadastral GIS An example from Bolivia Pretoria November 7, 2002 Christiaan Lemmen Foto: Edgar Dueri Foto: Ximena Pereira Foto: Eric Lawrie Foto: Eric Lawrie Foto: Raul Guarachi If one buys a piece of land from someone else, how can
Foto: Edgar Dueri
Foto: Ximena Pereira
Foto: Eric Lawrie
Foto: Eric Lawrie
Foto: Raul Guarachi
– If one buys a piece of land from someone else, how can this person be sure the other
- ne is the real owner of all land involved?
– If one buys a piece of land how can he or she be sure this land is not included in a TCO (Tierras Comunitarias de Origen) area? Or in a communidad?
– If one wants to invest in new buildings or in agricultural development and wants to establish mortgage, how can the bank be sure that the person requesting the mortgage holds the ownership on the complete land?
– If one buys a piece of land how can he or she be sure this specific piece of land is ‘free’ of mortgage?
– 5.1 million ha – Data collection, data ‘cleaning’ – Design of a maintenance proces – Database and application
Chuquisaca Project, Bolivia
Information to the Public
Aerial Photographs
Data Collection: Field Office
Data Collection
Data Collection
Data Collection
Data Collection
Data Model
Right Object Subject
Ownership Usofruct Use Mortgage
Other
NP NNP Parcel Apartment
Informal Rights
Right Object Subject
Cadastre
Input Feedback Throughput Output
Model of Maintenance
Right Object Subject
Cadastre
Input Feedback Throughput Output
Model of Maintenance
Users Users
CentralGovernment Provinces Municipalities Brokers Companies for Public Services National Bureau of Statistics Insurance Companies Citizens Notary Surveyors Banks
Cadastre
Users
Cadastre Public Registers Field Sketches Cadastral Register Cadastral Map Deeds
Basic Components
Right Subject Object Parcel 1 20 ha Ownership 1/1 NP Juan
Relations
Right Subject Object Ownership 1/2 NP Juanita Parcel 2 0.2 ha Ownership 1/2 NP Carlos
Relations
Right Subject Object Parcel 3 4500 ha Ownership 1/1 NNP TCO
Relations
Ownership 1/1 NNP Municipality Parcel 5 10 ha Ownership 1/1 Parcel 4 70 ha Right Subject Object
Relations
Ownership 1/2 NP Johanna Parcel 6 50 ha Ownership 1/2 NP Javier Usufruct NNP TCO Right Subject Object
Relations
Relations
Right Subject Object Parcel 7 20 ha Informal NP Peter
Right Subject Object Ownership 1/2 NP Jan Parcel 8 1 ha Ownership 1/2 NP Leo Apartment Parcel 8 =>Part 1 Apartment Parcel 8 =>Part 2
Relations
Foto: Raul Guarachi
Foto: Eric Lawrie
Transaction: Establishment of Mortgage
Right Subject Object Parcel 9 1 ha Ownership 1/1 NP Jan Mortgage $ 10.000 NNP Bank Parcel 9 1 ha Ownership 1/1 NP Jan
Right Subject Object Ownership 1/2 NP Juanita Parcel 10 5 ha Ownership 1/2 NP Pedro Mortgage $ 8.000 NNP Bank Ownership 1/2 NP Juanita Parcel 10 5 ha Ownership 1/2 NP Pedro
Transacción: Constitución de Hipoteca
Transaction: Division
Right Subject Object Parcel 11 5 ha Ownership 1/1 NP Maria Ownership 1/1 NNP Municip Parcel 12 3 ha Ownership 1/1 NP Maria Parcel 13 2 ha
Cadastral Map
Platform
Windows 2000 Windows 2000 (Microsoft) (Microsoft) Oracle 8i Oracle 8i (Oracle) (Oracle) GeoMedia GeoMedia Professional Professional (Intergraph) (Intergraph) Visual Basic Visual Basic (Microsoft) (Microsoft) Industrial Standards
SAC (Automated Cadastral System) – Urban and rural cadastre – Transparent – Simple structure – First System to maintain cadastral data in Bolivia
Funcionality of the SAC
– Cadastral maintenance (object, subject, right) – Information supply – Geometric data and topology – Parcel identifiers + area calculation – Cadastral certificate – Application at national level – Data security, authorisation – Data conversion from other projects
Processes – Alfa-numerical maintenance – Graphical maintenance, surveying – Information supply – Quality improvement – Management analyses – Notification
Field survey
01-1 02-3 03-4 04-3 05-2 06-7 29-7 28-7 100 99-7 (orientation) 10-1 21-5 22-2 23-2 24-2 25-2 26-2 12-2 11-2 15-1 16-2 17-2 18-2 19-2 20-8 14-2
T L M
T: tacheometer L: measuring line M: distance-series
Remarks – It’s very easy to make a cadastral infrastructure very complex, it’s very complex to make it easy – Cadastre is there for it’s users - not the
- ther way around...