cadastral

ADJECTIVE
  1. of or relating to the records of a cadastre
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How To Use cadastral In A Sentence

  • Computers, aerial cadastral mapping, and other technological innovations make for greater uniformity of treatment, rendering the process less susceptible to personal and political pressure.
  • He hired a private consulting firm to update cadastral values.
  • The final chapter talks about the future of land surveying, with challenges ahead such as the possible transition to a coordinate based cadastral system and the necessity of maintaining the survey framework that already exists — plus, of course, the need for new surveyors to continue to enter the profession. My speech to the Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Association AGM
  • While cadastral surveys were undertaken for the territories of Navarino, Arcadia, and Modon, none appear to have survived.
  • Of all types of colonizers 'maps, cadastral maps impinged most directly and disruptively on the lives of Africans in Magude; at the same time, they were also the most forcefully opposed form of colonial cartography, especially among communities living farther from the Portuguese government center in Magude town. Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique
  • This may link to a graphical information system and to cadastral (legally surveyed boundaries) information that could be used for planning or legal access restriction purposes.
  • A major limitation of the system is the absence of a comprehensive cadastral information system for identifying each ratable unit and for classifying land uses.
  • Also of great importance is the integration of different geodata (topographic charts, cadastral maps, imagery, etc.) and different data formats (raster/vector).
  • In part, the social power of cadastral maps derived from the "scientific" and purportedly ungendered (because disembodied) quality of their construction, for by concealing their human origins and political objectives in the precisely measured straight lines and quantified areas of their pictorial images, these mappings disavowed the possibility of change or resistance. Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique
  • Consequently, the rudimentary cadastral requirements for levying a tax on real property have evolved slowly in Africa, and the land tax experience is limited, for all practical purposes, to urban land and improvements.
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