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1. Library Resource

   

   Legal Coordinated Cadastres

   Theoretical Concepts and the Case of Singapore

   Documentos de conferencias e informes

   Octubre, 2006

   Singapur

   Catastros

   Registro catastral

   Administración catastral

   Agrimensura

   derecho agrario

   geómetra

   The field of cadastre holds an inherent complexity much based on its interdisciplinary characteristics and the national uniqueness of each cadastral system. In addition, some cadastral terminology is vague or ambiguous, which is why omission of the explicit sense and context of a particular term may bring obscurity to international comparisons and analyses. The concept legal coordinated cadastre (and kindred expressions), occasionally mentioned in connection with visions and plans of cadastral modernisation, is discussed here in order to clarify possible meanings and implications.

2. Library Resource

   

   Cadastral maps as a basis for developing street maps: examples from Australia and Brunei

   Documentos de conferencias e informes

   Noviembre, 2011

   Brunei Darussalam, Australia

   Catastros

   Mapas catastrales

   Mapa

   Administración catastral

   Ordenación de tierras

   Cadastral maps can be used as an effective initial set of data for new street maps in particular, and any type of large scale map project in general. This is due to a) a high degree of currency and accuracy of the digital cadastral database (DCDB); b) DCDB’s overall high level of reliability in terms of completeness; and c) the availability of DCDB to the public. It is within the context of these three notable features that the Australian and Bruneian experiences with DCDB are examined.

3. Library Resource

   

   Cadastral Template 2.0 - Cambodia Country Profile

   Multimedia

   Octubre, 2015

   Camboya

   Administración catastral

   Registro catastral

   Catastros

   Administración de tierras

   Política agraria

   Tenencia de la tierra

   modos de aprovechamiento

   The history of modern land management and administration in Cambodia begins with French initiatives in the late 19th century. The first Civil Code was adopted in 1920 and it established a system of French land law that recognized private property rights. Some traditional Cambodian rights, in particular that of creating a land right simply by occupation and possession, were included in the Civil Code. During the 1960s there was an adequate system of land management, including confirmation of private property rights with land records including cadastral maps and land titles.