Reconstruction of cadastral maps along the border of a cadastral community in the city municipality of Novo mesto
Andraž Muhič
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Andraž Muhič
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The thesis aims at improving the positional accuracy of the cadastral index map. The thesis thus presents an approach to the reconstruction of cadastral maps along the border of cadastral community Ždinja vas in The city municipality of Novo mesto. It also attempts to improve the positional precision of the land cadastral index map in the cadastral community Ždinja vas using the membrane method. Moreover, the thesis describes the analysis of input data and data processing, the process of determining identical points, further processing and result analysis. It points to the possibilities of improving both spatial and geometric quality of cadastral maps using accurate position of a certain number of detail points (identical points). The points used in the thesis were cadastral boundary points; their coordinates were determined based on the measurement with a prescribed accuracy in the national coordinate system. The results illustrating the improved positional accuracy of cadastral maps were compared to the existing land cadastral index map.
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The thesis aims at improving the positional accuracy of the cadastral index map. The thesis thus presents an approach to the reconstruction of cadastral maps along the border of cadastral community Ždinja vas in The city municipality of Novo mesto. It also attempts to improve the positional precision of the land cadastral index map in the cadastral community Ždinja vas using the membrane method. Moreover, the thesis describes the analysis of input data and data processing, the process of determining identical points, further processing and result analysis. It points to the possibilities of improving both spatial and geometric quality of cadastral maps using accurate position of a certain number of detail points (identical points). The points used in the thesis were cadastral boundary points; their coordinates were determined based on the measurement with a prescribed accuracy in the national coordinate system. The results illustrating the improved positional accuracy of cadastral maps were compared to the existing land cadastral index map.
Key concepts: Cadastre, Geography, Index (typography), Computer science, Cartography, World Wide Web