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Displaying 516 - 520 of 783Technologies and spatial data for modern land governance. Tools to support the cadastral reform
This article outlines the methods and activities, in the field of mapping, in support of the important process of renewal of the entire cadastral system.
It describes the technology and spatial data currently available that can assist in setting up complex issues of reforming appraisal system and, more generally, in the processes against tax evasion in real estate.
Equity, land register and government of the territory. A methodological proposal to support the Public Administration
The paper presents a research project submitted to the MIUR (Ministry of Education, University and Research), in response to the Notice of PRIN (Scientific Research Programmes of Relevant National Interest) for the year 2012. The "Fairness, Land register and territory government" project addresses the core of property taxation and, in particular, how such fairness can be guaranteed in Italy only through a process of revision of the land register estimates.
High-tech industries' overseas investment performance evaluation - Application of data envelopment analysis
With the rapid change of the social environment, Mainland China has become a new economic market due to the great domestic demand caused by its enormous population and the increasing economic growth rate. Taiwanese businesses have gradually turned to develop in China under the pressure of increasing domestic wages and land costs for expanding factories as well as the enhancement of environmental protection.
Technologies and spatial data for modern land governance. Tools to support the cadastral reform
This article outlines the methods and activities, in the field of mapping, in support of the important process of renewal of the entire cadastral system.
It describes the technology and spatial data currently available that can assist in setting up complex issues of reforming appraisal system and, more generally, in the processes against tax evasion in real estate.
Equity, land register and government of the territory. A methodological proposal to support the Public Administration
The paper presents a research project submitted to the MIUR (Ministry of Education, University and Research), in response to the Notice of PRIN (Scientific Research Programmes of Relevant National Interest) for the year 2012. The "Fairness, Land register and territory government" project addresses the core of property taxation and, in particular, how such fairness can be guaranteed in Italy only through a process of revision of the land register estimates.