Journal Article

·2023

Modelling of spatial planning systems with LADM standard: the case in Turkish regulatory planning system

Okan Yılmaz YTU , Hicret Gürsoy Sürmeneli YTU , Mehmet Alkan YTU

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Abstract

Spatial planning includes various decisions that guide the formulation of land policies, such as planned urbanisation, environment-nature-culture protection, and safe agriculture. Land Administration Systems (LASs) should also include spatial planning decisions as they play a role in facilitating the implementation of land policies. In this study, the Turkish spatial planning system's role in the land administration is discussed. The paper presents the necessity of designing and standardising the spatial planning system as data model. This data model design includes not only spatial plan decisions but also documents that guide spatial planning and land development decisions caused by planning. Therefore, this study aims to present a standardised model of the Turkish spatial planning system and the land use rights, restrictions and responsibilities established by spatial plans. Designing spatial planning system information as a conceptual data model within the Land Administration Domain Model is expected to support land administration system-based improvements.

Keywords

Spatial planning Land administration Land-use planning Land use Spatial analysis Regional planning Plan (archaeology) Environmental planning Domain model Computer science Turkish Urban planning Environmental resource management Geography Civil engineering Engineering Knowledge management Domain knowledge Remote sensing Economics

Subject Areas

3D Modeling in Geospatial Applications ·Building and Construction ·Physical Sciences
Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications ·Environmental Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Geographic Information Systems Studies ·Geography, Planning and Development ·Social Sciences

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