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FIG Commission 7 Newsletter
World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty
23-25 April 2012, Washington D.C., USA.
Annual World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty, organised by The World
Bank. Call for paper is opened. Deadline 31 October 2011
Web site and call for paper:
http://www.landandpoverty.com/
FIG Commission 7 Annual Meeting 2011and International
Symposium „Cadastre 2.0“
25 September - 1 October 2011, Grillhof, Innsbruck, Austria
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The Proceedings of the International FIG
Symposium "Cadastre 2.0" are obtainable.
Price € 25,-- incl. tax and postage. Please order it
here
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FIG Commission 7, Newsletter
Commission 7 at the FIG Working Week, May 2011 Marrakech
Morocco
Final Newsletter from Commission Chair András Ossko
2007-2010
Cadastral Template - A Worldwide Comparison of Cadastral
Systems
The "Cadastral Template" has been developed by a
research group at the Department of Geomatics of the University of
Melbourne. It consists of cadastral country reports based on a
jointly developed PCGIAP/FIG template.
FIG Commission 7 Annual Meeting and International Open
Symposium,
5-10 September, Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic.
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András Osskó and Daniel Roberge |
FIG Commission 7 in cooperation with the Czech Union of
Surveyors and Cartographers organized its Annual Meeting between
5 and 11 September 2010 in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic.
Commission 7 has had a 20 year tradition organizing annual
meetings each year, separately from major FIG events, based on
the consensus of Commission 7 delegates. The Annual Meeting 2010
was the last of a four year period chaired by Mr. András Osskó,
Hungary. There was a record number of participation in the
Annual Meeting 2010 showing the importance of land
administration matters world wide. 57 delegates attended this
annual meeting from 32 countries representing all of the
continents.
The proceedings will be available soon.
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Invitation to Commission 3 and 7 Workshop - 15-17
November 2010, Sofia, Bulgaria as well as Commission 3 Annual Meeting
Theme of the Workshop is "Information and Land Management. A
Decade after the Millennium".
Web site:
www.conference.kig-bg.org
Invitation and call for paper (PDF)
Commission 7 at the FIG Congress 2010 in Sydney, Australia, 11-16 April 2010
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Daniel Roberge |
Commission 7 had its meeting during the
FIG Congress 2010 in Sydney, Australia, 11-16 April 2010. The
General Assembly appointed Mr. Daniel Roberge from Canada as
the Chair of Commission 7 for 2011-2014.
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FAO Land Tenure Group and FIG Commission 7 WG 7.3 have
launched a publication “FLOSS
in Cadastre and Land Registration - Opportunities and Risks”.
Land administration and cadastral systems in the 21st century
depend on the use of information technology (IT) tools. The
application of these tools affects very much the systems’
efficiency and costs. While commercial softwares have helped to
establish the infrastructures of today and continue to do so,
open-source alternatives, which have achieved considerable
significance in many IT fields, have grown to provide credible
alternatives for consideration. For various reasons, however,
they are not often used in land administration and cadastre,
even when their potential is increasingly recognised. This
booklet aims to shed light on this potential, exploring the
advantages, and disadvantages of open source solutions within
the context of cadastre and land registration. The publication
is the result of four years of cooperation between FAO and FIG
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One-day Open Symposium in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. |
This year's FIG Commission 7 Annual Meeting was
held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia just before the Regional
Conference. More than 40 delegates from 22 countries
participated the meeting. At the meeting András Osskó, Chair of the Commission, and
Commission 7 working group chairs gave reports on the
Commission 7 activities. The One-day Open Symposium on „Progressing
Towards ubiquitous Cadastre” was a successful event: Besides
of international delegates more than 200 professionals attended
from Malaysia and and neighbouring countries.
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What is Commission 7?
Commission 7 deals with land administration ('the process of
determining, recording, and disseminating information about the
ownership, value and use of land when implementing land management
policies', ref. UNECE Land Administration Guidelines 1996). 'Ownership'
should be seen as a broad concept of land tenure within various
jurisdictions (statutory, customary, informal etc.). 'Land' includes
constructions at subsurface level, ground level and above land level
(e.g. buildings). Furthermore Commission 7 deals with land management,
that is the implementation of land policy, by a wide range of land
policy instruments (e.g. land reform, land consolidation, land markets,
land taxation, marine resource management etc.).
In 'key words' Commission 7 deals with
- land tenure
- institutional context of land
- land law and land related laws
- land related public administration
- public and private roles in land administration
- land registration and land recording
- cadastres, land registers and cadastral maps
- cadastral surveying and mapping
- non parcel based land information systems
- informal settlements and formalization processes
- land related information management and business administration
- re-engineering and cadastral reform
- land policy and land policy instruments
- land markets, land use planning, land taxation
- land and marine resource management
- land reform and land redistribution
- land consolidation and urban land readjustment
- access to land by women and vulnerable groups
The Commission is organised with four
Working
Groups.
Chair of FIG Commission 7
Mr. Daniel Roberge
Bureau de l'arpenteur général du Québec
5700, 4e avenue O., Bureau F 310
Charlesbourg, Québec
G1H 6R1
CANADA
Tel: +1 418-627-6263 x 2646
Fax: +1 418-643-6512
E-mail:
daniel.roberge@mrnf.gouv.qc.ca |
FIG Commission
7 Webmaster
FIG Office
International Federation of Surveyors, FIG
Kalvebod Brygge 31-33
DK-1780 Copenhagen V
DENMARK
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