Malaysian Integrated 3D Cadastre Registration System (4212) |
| Muhammad Imzan Hassan and Alias Abdul Rahman (Malaysia) |
Mr. Muhammad Imzan Hassan
Lecturer
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Faculty of Engineering and Science Geoinformation
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
UTM, Skudai
81310
Malaysia
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| Corresponding author Mr. Muhammad Imzan Hassan (email: imzanh[at]gmail.com, tel.: + 60 75530844) |
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Published on the web 2010-01-14
Received 2009-11-19 / Accepted 2010-01-14 |
| This paper is one of selection of papers published for the FIG Congress 2010 in Sydney, Australia and has undergone the FIG Peer Review Process. |
FIG Congress 2010
ISBN 978-87-90907-87-7 ISSN 2308-3441
http://www.fig.net/resources/proceedings/fig_proceedings/fig2010/index.htm
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Abstract |
| The establishment of Malaysia cadastral system is to monitor matters of land especially the land ownership. The system is setup to ensure consistency in cadastral information that comes from survey and land registration. In Malaysia, the cadastre system is controlled by two main agencies, namely, Department of Surveying and Mapping Malaysia (DSMM) and Land Offices (L.O). The DSMM is responsible for the cadastral spatial in-formation, i.e. land parcel boundaries. The mission is to enhance quality in surveying and mapping services along with managing the geospatial data. On the other hand, Land Office is responsible for the cadastral attribute information, i.e. legal rights that attached to the cadastral objects or plots. The current system only involves with 2D maps and no effort towards 3D registration yet. This paper discusses 3D cadastre in the aspect of property registration i.e. complex building and overlapping properties on different land use. We also discuss the interoperability of the two systems between the two different agencies. This 3D cadastre registration will serve as a first attempt to develop a more complete Integrated Malaysian 3D Cadastre System. A complex system needs a clear and concise method to show the representation of data, and here we utilize Unified Modeling Language (UML) for the data modeling task as it has been considered better technique for such real world data modeling like cadastre data compared to the traditional entity relationship approach. Besides 3D registration, this paper also discusses 3D modeling, 3D geo databasing and 3D visualization. Malaysia could embark on this 3D cadastre system since it has well established 2D cadastre framework. From the previous research and discussion it can be realized that the hybrid approach certainly would be a good approach for Malaysian 3D Cadastre System. The hybrid approach means preservation of 2D cadastre and the integration of the registration of the situation in 3D by registering 3D situations integrated and being part of the 2D cadastral geographical data set. Nevertheless it is reasonable to believe that there are some irregularities and different information as both systems operates separately. This situation shall trigger a good basis why there is a need for the integration. The validation of logical model will be then encoded in the spatial database. Spatial DBMS is the foundation for both GIS (presentation, analysis) and CAD (creating models). It offers spatial data type in its data model structure and also in the query language and it can interact with the spatial DBMS. This paper elaborates on the use of Oracle Spatial and Autodesk Map 3D for an integrated 3D Cadastre. The 3D Cadastre database development especially on the aspect of 3D objects registration form major contributions of the paper towards the development of an integrated 3D Cadastre. |
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| Keywords: Geoinformation/GI; Digital cadastre; Cadastre; Land management; Legislation; 3D Cadastre; 3D Database |
