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THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP SDI AND LAND ADMINISTRATION ROHAN BENNETT

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  • THE SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP SDI AND LAND ADMINISTRATION

    ROHAN BENNETT

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  • LAND ADMINISTRATION A BRIEF INTRODUCTION

  • Land

    + + Records = People

    $ Tax

    Secure

    Owners Land

    + + Records = People

    Multi-Purpose Land

    + + Records = People

  • Records

    change

    forc

    e

    Global Politics

  • Tenure and

    value records

    Administrative

    records

    Other parcel-related

    records

    Parcel IDs

    Cadastral boundary

    overlay

    Resources

    records

    Other records

    related records

    Other Identifiers

    Other

    overlays

    Base maps

    Geodetic reference framework

    Data-exchange

    Conventions

    Source: National Research Council 1980

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  • Brundtland Report 1987

    Agenda 21 1992

    Bogor Declaration 1996

    Bathurst Declaration 1999

    FIG Guides, Policies, and

    Workshops 2000s

  • irishabroad.blogspot.com

  • http://geography-student.blogspot.com/2011_01_01_archive.html

  • commons.wikimedia.org

  • http://branko-kadri.blogspot.com/2010_08_01_archive.html

  • newsecuritybeat.blogspot.com

  • Land Tenure, Land Value,

    Land-Use, Land Development

    Economic, Social &

    Environmental

    Sustainable Development

    Land Administration

    Functions

    Institutional Arrangements

    Country Context

    Land

    Information

    Infrastructures

    Land

    Policy

    Framework

  • See works by Enemark, Williamson, Rajabifard and Wallace

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    LA SDI

  • CHALLENGE 1 DISCIPLINE VS. DOLLARS

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  • Geomatics Information

    Systems Public

    Administration

    Land Administration

    Development

    Studies

    Science

    Empirical Science

    Natural Science

    Earth Sciences

    Geodesy Remote Sensing

    Photogrammetry

    Social Science

    Geography Anthropology

    Political Science Economics

    Management

    Formal Science

    Mathematics Computer Science

    Humanities

    Law

    Applied Professions

    Land Surveying Land Valuation Land-Use Planning

    Traditional

    Disciplines

    Interdisciplinary Studies

  • Geomatics

    Land Administration

    Science

    Empirical Science

    Natural Science

    Earth Sciences

    Geodesy Remote Sensing

    Photogrammetry

    Social Science

    Management

    Formal Science

    Mathematics Computer Science

    Humanities

    Law

    Applied Professions

    Land Surveying Land Valuation Land-Use lanning

    Traditional

    Disciplines

    Interdisciplinary Studies

  • Land

    policy

    time

    change in p

    eople

    to land

    rela

    tionship

    s

    Land

    reform

    Land

    administration

    Land

    management

    and

    governance conflict

  • Land Management

    Land Administration

    Land Management

    Land Administration

    Land Management

    Land Administration

  • • Early civilization and empire building; *Non-western and Customary Approaches

    Ancient

    • Europe and capitalism

    Revivalist

    • ‘Third World’ and development; *Communist and Socialist Approaches

    Classical

    • Institutions, technology, and re-engineering

    Informational

    • Global, sustainability, human development, gender, holistic, and governance

    Big Picture

    • Context specific and innovative; *Under construction

    Pragmatic

    2500 BC ~ 500 AD

    1500s ~ 1900

    1950s and 1960s

    1970s to 2000s

    1990s to 2000s

    2010s

    *Missing or Non-English

    Discourse

  • Real

    environment

    Legal

    environment

    Virtual

    environment

    Where we do things with land:

    Possession (fences)

    Transactions

    Using

    Developing

    How rules are enforced:

    • Certificates of Title

    • Survey plans

    • Survey marks

    • RRRs (sometimes

    spatially defined,

    sometimes not)

    Where it’s all happening!

    • 3D Visualization

    • Web mapping

    • Mashups

    • Citizen collected data

    …increasingly ‘real’,

    increasingly ‘legal’, but,

    not yet…

  • Real

    environment

    Legal

    environment

    Virtual

    environment

    Where we do things with land:

    Possession (fences)

    Transactions

    Using

    Developing

    How rules are enforced:

    • Certificates of Title

    • Survey plans

    • Survey marks

    • RRRs (sometimes

    spatially defined,

    sometimes not)

    Where it’s all happening!

    • 3D Visualization

    • Web mapping

    • Mashups

    • Citizen collected data

    …increasingly ‘real’,

    increasingly ‘legal’, but,

    not yet…

    This link is

    fuzzy

    This is

    underutilized

    Many of these are

    poorly defined

  • Aboriginal Land Act 1991

    Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders (Land Holding) Act 1985

    Acquisition of Land Act 1991

    Acquisition Of Land Amendment Act 1999

    Administrative Boundaries Terminology Act 1985

    Allan And Stark Burnett Lane Subway Authorisation Act 1926

    Ambulance Service Act 1991

    Ambulance Service Amendment Act 1997

    Anzac Square Development Project Act 1982

    Associations Incorporation Act 1981

    Associations Incorporation Amendment Act 1995

    Auctioneers And Agents Act 1971

    Australia And New Zealand Banking Group Limited (Nmrb) Act 1991

    Bank Of New Zealand (Transfer Of Undertaking) Act 1997

    Beach Protection Act 1968

    Body Corporate And Community Management Act 1997

    Brisbane City Council Business And Procedure Act 1939

    Brisbane Forest Park Act 1977

    Building Legislation Amendment Regulation (No. 1) 1998

    Building Units And Group Titles Act 1994

    Building Units And Group Titles Regulation 1998

    Canals Act 1958

    Central Queensland Coal Associates Agreement Amendment Act 1997

    Central Queensland Coal Associates Agreement Variation Act 1996

    C..

    D…………………………..Z.

    Some of the 180 QLD ACTS creating interests over land

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    1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s

    …at the federal level

  • Update takes weeks / months Update is instantaneous

  • CHALLENGE 2 THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ‘INFRASTRUCTURE’

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  • Land Tenure, Land Value,

    Land-Use, Land Development

    Economic, Social &

    Environmental

    Sustainable Development

    Land Administration

    Functions

    Institutional Arrangements

    Country Context

    Land

    Information

    Infrastructures

    Land

    Policy

    Framework

  • SYSTEMS TO THEIR FULL POTENTIAL?

  • The Australian reality…

  • SCoLA

    PCCR

  • PCC

    R

  • The spatial landscape is changing fast

    Interest in ‘spatial’ is growing fast in all sectors

    Lots of projects are commencing or in progress

    There is limited coordination between projects

    WHAT WE KNOW… IN AUSTRALIA

  • Western

    Australia

    New South

    Wales

    Victoria

    Australia

  • 3. Case study on

    drivers for business

    2. Case study on

    drivers for state and

    federal government

    4. Case study on

    drivers for citizens

    1. Review theory

    on the need for national

    land information

    5. Synthesis of key

    drivers for national

    land information

    Australian

    Context

    International

    Context

    (Cadastral Template)

  • Better federal or

    central governance

    Scale of economies

    for states

    Improved shared

    governance Drivers

    Opportunities and cost

    savings for business

    Social inclusion for

    citizens

    Adherence

    to international

    standards by national

    governments

    4. Economies of scale

    for lower levels of

    government

    2. Better federal or

    central governance

    5. Opportunities and cost

    savings for business Drivers

    6. Social inclusion

    for citizens

    3. Improved shared

    Governance

    1. Adherence

    to international

    standards by national

    governments

    Bennett, Rajabifard, Williamson, and Wallace, (2012), On the need for national land

    administration infrastructures, Land Use Policy, In press.

  • Bennett, Rajabifard, Williamson, and Wallace, (2012), On the need for national land

    administration infrastructures, Land Use Policy, In press.

  • Land Tenure, Land Value,

    Land-Use, Land Development

    Better federal or

    central governance

    Scale of economies

    for states

    Improved shared

    governance Drivers

    Opportunities and cost

    savings for business

    Social inclusion for

    citizens

    Economic, Social &

    Environmental

    Sustainable Development

    Land Administration

    Functions

    Institutional Arrangements

    Country Context

    Land

    Information

    Infrastructures

    Land

    Policy

    Framework

    1. Understand country context

    2. Select strategic drivers with business cases and

    political will

    3. Use drivers to initiate national approach

    4. Deliver benefits

    and opportunities to national

    stakeholders

    Adherence

    to international

    standards by national

    governments

    4. Economies of scale

    for lower levels of

    government

    2. Better federal or

    central governance

    5. Opportunities and cost

    savings for business Drivers

    6. Social inclusion

    for citizens

    3. Improved shared

    Governance

    1. Adherence

    to international

    standards by national

    governments

  • Land Tenure, Land Value,

    Land-Use, Land Development

    Better federal or

    central governance

    Scale of economies

    for states

    Improved shared

    governance Drivers

    Opportunities and cost

    savings for business

    Social inclusion for

    citizens

    Economic, Social &

    Environmental

    Sustainable Development

    Land Administration

    Functions

    Institutional Arrangements

    Country Context

    Land

    Information

    Infrastructures

    Land

    Policy

    Framework

    1. Understand country context

    2. Select strategic drivers with business cases and

    political will

    3. Use drivers to initiate national approach

    4. Deliver benefits

    and opportunities to national

    stakeholders

    Adherence

    to international

    standards by national

    governments

    4. Economies of scale

    for lower levels of

    government

    2. Better federal or

    central governance

    5. Opportunities and cost

    savings for business Drivers

    6. Social inclusion

    for citizens

    3. Improved shared

    Governance

    1. Adherence

    to international

    standards by national

    governments

    Macroeconomic Policy

    Nilofer

    Housing Delivery

    Muyiwa

    RRRs/Risk Management

    Katie

  • C. Test

    Critical Infrastructure

    Criteria

    A. Test

    Infrastructure

    Dimensions

    B. Test

    Public Goods

    Axes

    Arguments for

    land administration as

    an infrastructure

    Confirmation/rejection

    of land administration

    as an infrastructure

    Definitions and models

    of infrastructure

    1. Reviews

    2. Studies

    3. Synthesis

  • Land administration as infrastructure

    Star and Ruhleder (1996) Bennett, Tambuwala, Rajabifard, Williamson, and Wallace, (2012), Land Use Policy, Under Review.

  • ADB (2004) Bennett, Tambuwala, Rajabifard, Williamson, and Wallace, (2012), Land Use Policy, Under Review.

    Land administration as a public good

  • Moteff (2003) Bennett, Tambuwala, Rajabifard, Williamson, and Wallace, (2012), Land Use Policy, Under Review.

    Land administration as a critical infrastructure

  • CHALLENGE 3 UNDERSTANDING THE ‘INFRASTRUCTURE’

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    Multipurpose cadastre

    • 1970s

    SDI

    • 1990s

    Spatial Enablement

    • Late 2000s

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    Multipurpose cadastre

    • 1970s

    • Driven by land administrators

    SDI

    • 1990s

    • Driven and provided by governments

    Spatial Enablement

    • Late 2000s

    • Driven by all provided by all

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  • SDI HIERARCHY

  • SDI MARKET

  • SDI NETWORK

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    SDI MARKET …JUST ADD GOOGLE

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    SDI NETWORK ..JUST ADD GOOGLE

  • SYSTEMS TO THEIR FULL POTENTIAL?

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  • THANK YOU ANY QUESTIONS?