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Overview Leading land administration practitioners and academics from Australia, Denmark, The Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland met in Melbourne from 9-11 November 2005 to refine a model for the next generation of ICT and spatially enabled Land Administration Systems (LAS). Land administration systems are impacted by national cultural, political and legal settings, and by technology. This expert group meeting aimed to share Australian and European experiences and assess a LAS vision and model for:
Figure 1, Workshop Design This model below was developed within the Australian Sciences and Linkages Grant Project “Incorporating Sustainable Development Objectives into ICT enabled LAS” and is described in the paper “Building Modern Land Administration Systems in Developing Countries”, Spatial Sciences Journal , forthcoming. The model was built in order to identify goals and structures for national land administration to help nations identify coordination needs, capacity building, technological reforms and overall designs. This model now needs to be compared against reality to identify betterment paths and be critically evaluated. |
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