Initial analysis of the second FIG 3D cadastres questionnaire

Status in 2014 and expectations for 2018

Conference paper (2014)
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OTB Research (Architecture and the Built Environment) (TU Delft)
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31-12-2014

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Proceedings 4th International FIG 3D Cadastre Workshop, Dubai (United Arab Emirates), 9-11 Nov., 2014

Faculty

Architecture and The Built Environment

Department

OTB Research

Abstract

Valuation of real estate/ properties is in many countries/ cities the basis for fair taxation. The value depends on many aspects, including the physical real world aspects (geometries, material of object as build) and legal/virtual aspects (rights, restrictions, responsibilities, zoning/development plans applicable to the objects spaces). Current property valuation and taxation seems not to be significantly benefiting from digital 3D building models and/or 3D Cadastres as a result of low awareness regarding the possibilities provided by semantically rich 3D models. The current valuation practices in various countries are analyzed: Turkey, United Kingdom, USA, Germany, and the Netherlands. The (possible) role of semantically rich 3D building models and 3D cadastres in relation to valuation and taxation is explored.

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