Analysis of Studies on the Land Administration Domain Model in Turkey
Mehmet Alkan
Zeynel Abidin Polat
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Abstract
past or present cadastral systems are examined, it is seen that the cadastral systems have different purpose, content, scope and administrative structure in different countries. However, all of these systems are generally based on the same logical basis. This basis is the relationship arrangement between people and land through the rights of the cadastre on real property. Internationally, the demand for a widely accepted standardised domain model in land administration emerged in the early 2000s, partly as a result of Cadastre 2014. An effort to standardize cadastral systems started in 2002 by Lemmen and van Oosterom, who had the vision of the Core Cadastral Domain Model. Since then, the model has evolved to the international standard Land Administration Domain Model (ISO 19152). The LADM provides an abstract, conceptual model and is organized into three packages and one subpackage.