DETERMINING AND FINDING SOLUTIONS TO THE SECTORAL PROBLEMS OF CADASTRE IN TURKEY

Year 2017, Volume: 35 Issue: 4, 679 - 693, 01.12.2017

Osman Demir Fatma Köse Yakup Emre Çoruhlu Okan Yıldız

Abstract

Up to date, it was produced in Turkey different type of cadastral bases based applications in 2D. When evaluated in terms of modern cadastre, Turkish cadastre must enrich its scope and contents. With this article, it was investigated that current situation of Turkish cadastre, the suitability of the existing cadastral structure for multi-purpose cadastre in technical and legal terms via questionnaire. The following results were obtained for the Turkish cadastre. It is insufficient in terms of multipurpose cadastre, doesn’t include land value for immovable property, 3D location data, land value maps, data for urban and rural land use. In addition to them, it also doesn’t cover some rights and restrictions on the immovable property. The current cadastral system doesn’t permit to registry for some area which are pasture, grassland, rocky terrain, swamp and marine areas etc. It is recommended that the content and scope of the cadastre should be developed according to the identified deficiencies in the study.

Keywords

Multipurpose cadastre, content and scope of cadastre, questionnaire

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