Industry

Cadastre & Land Administration

Reliable data and digital workflows for parcels, property, land rights and territorial administration.

Industry challenge

Keep measurement, records and land processes consistent through change

Land administration depends on the agreement between geometry, attributes, rights and procedure. When cadastral data are outdated, fragmented or stored across historical graphic and alphanumeric records, every change becomes harder to verify and more difficult to carry through to an authoritative final state.

MapSoft combines geodetic production, cadastral renewal, land consolidation, expropriation support and structured data workflows. The emphasis is on traceability: measurements and source records must lead to coherent parcel and object data that can support administrative procedures and future digital systems.

MapSoft

One industry context. Two engineering pillars.

Geospatial Data

Spatial evidence for the real environment

  • Cadastral renewal and modern survey of built-up areas, supported by photogrammetry, field measurements and digital topographic production.
  • Land consolidation workflows that reorganize fragmented agricultural territory and support the new parcel, road and canal structure.
  • Geodetic networks, parcel and topographic data, expropriation projects and elaborates, and other land-related engineering support.
Software Engineering

Systems around users and operations

  • Spatial databases and structured graphical/alphanumeric data models for parcels, objects and associated attributes.
  • Land-administration and cadastral solution patterns for professional workflows, controlled editing, history and reporting.
  • Data migration and integration where historic CAD, tabular and database sources need to become a coherent digital record.
Integrated perspective

A repeatable methodology, not a single-project capability

Bački Petrovac provides a detailed example within a broader MapSoft portfolio. Across eight land-consolidation areas, MapSoft’s portfolio covers 25,055 ha and 12,941 participants, with parcels reduced from 32,451 to 15,151. Seven built-up cadastral-renewal areas cover 1,605 ha, with parcels reduced from 11,993 to 7,108. The figures describe the wider portfolio rather than a single project.

Typical outcomes

What the work should enable.

01

Authoritative parcel state

Geometric and descriptive data aligned around a controlled cadastral or land-management process.

02

Before / after transformation

Parcel fragmentation, access and supporting networks can be demonstrated through measurable change.

03

Traceable procedures

Survey, elaborates, parcel schedules and final records remain connected through the workflow.

04

Digital continuity

Structured data can support future cadastral, GIS and administrative systems rather than ending as isolated drawings.

Cadastre & Land Administration

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