News in 2019
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The latest publication in the FIG Publication series is Best Practice 3D Cadastre which is edited by Peter van Oosterom. At the end of the two most recent 4-year terms (2010-2014 and 2014-2018) of the joint commission 3 ‘Spatial Information Management’ and commission 7 ‘Cadastre and Land Management’ FIG Working Group on 3D Cadastres, it was decided to collect the best known practices in a single FIG publication. Key authors were invited to lead a chapter on one of the following topics:
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The mentioned lead authors have each teamed-up with a group of authors to produce their chapters. A lot of inspiration was found in the earlier 3D Cadastres activities of FIG, such as the various 3D Cadastres workshops, the two 3D Cadastres questionnaires, and the presentations and publications at the 3D Cadastres sessions at every FIG Working Week and Congress.
he result is a quite extensive FIG publication of about 250 pages. Based on the long version this shorter version was produced. The short version is available as FIG publication both in hard-copy (paper) and soft-copy (pdf online). The long version is published only in soft-copy form and in the style of the FIG proceedings.
In the preface, Chryssy Potsiou, FIG President 2015-18 writes: This publication is a further contribution of FIG in this on-going process of improving land administration systems. It responds to the need for international research in building effective land administration infrastructures with modern information technology that will support the 2030 global policy goals for sustainable development. This study takes into account the recent developments that have taken place, and I hope that it will lead to a better understanding of the concept of a 3D cadaster.
Read FIG Publication 72 on Best Practices 3D Cadastres (72 pages, 2.3 Mb)
Extended version (258 pages - 11.353 Mb)
Geoconnexion Magazine has published an article
written by Peter van Oosteroom:
Part and Parcel of City Development
FIG would like to thank all the contributing authors for this extended work that has taken place over so many years.
Louise Friis-Hansen
February 2019
