Introducing a Method for the Preparation of Maps and an Automatic Property Separation Tool for Urban Residential Lands

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Lecturer, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Sirjan University of Technology, Sirjan, Iran

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Using a spatial information system to manage real estate data has two advantages: one is the storage of valuable data using a real-world spatial index, and the other is the ability to analyze and visualize this data in a new way by collecting numerous information sources. In this research, using the Survey Analyst extension and the Cadastral Editor tool of ARC GIS software, a property registration map (cadastre) of an area of Kerman city has been prepared as an example. First, the required maps were collected, and then the geo-database of the study parcels of the studied area and their topology were designed. In the next step, the Cadastral Fabric Dataset Layer was created, which is the starting point for working with data related to parcels. By transferring parcels to Cadastral fabric, they can be edited or even drawn as a new parcel. In addition, by entering the descriptive information of each parcel, such as owner’s name, type of use, cadastral ID, number of floors, etc., the specifications of each plot of land (parcel) can be accessed. Then, the Automatic Parcels Division tool was implemented as a tool in GIS for automatic division of land plots. This tool has the ability to automatically separate parcels based on shape, size, and direction. This tool can perform divisions visually and statistically very similar to real-world divisions.

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Town and Country Planning
Volume 12, Issue 2
Autumn @ Winter
October 2020
Pages 547-570

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  • Receive Date: 25 August 2020
  • Revise Date: 31 October 2020
  • Accept Date: 31 October 2020

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