Land administration, spatial systems and citiesan Australian perspective
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Williamson, I. P.Date
1999Source Title
Proceedings, of the 11th Annual Colloquium of the SI Research CentreUniversity of Melbourne Author/s
Williamson, IanAffiliation
Engineering: Department of GeomaticsMetadata
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Williamson, I. P. (1999) Land administration, spatial systems and citiesan Australian perspective, in Proceedings, of the 11th Annual Colloquium of the SI Research Centre, University of Otago, Dunedin, NZ.Access Status
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The paper argues that any spatial information strategy for urban, local government orcity jurisdiction is intimately linked to and influenced by the state or national landadministration and cadastral systems where it is located. It is these state or nationalsystems which usually provide the spatial infrastructure for urban information systems.Therefore to understand current trends in urban information systems, changes and trendsin state and national land administration systems must also be understood. The paperaddresses this topic by exploring the changing humankind-land relationship and theglobal drivers of sustainable development, micro-economic reform, globalisation andtechnology, with emphasis on Australian state spatial information systems. It draws onresearch being undertaken at the University of Melbourne to highlight some of thetrends and issues
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Spatial information management; land administration; cadastre; cadastral reform; spatial data infrastructures; GIS; WWW; IT; spatial hierarchy; urban; citiesExport Reference in RIS Format
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