Integration of Agricultural Applications to Land Administration System Halil Ibrahim INAN, MSc Karadeniz Technical University (KTU) Trabzon, TURKEY Halil Ibrahim INAN Cadastre Seminar, MSc Geomatics, TU Delft, December 7th, 2007

Personel Background Bachelors Education: 1996 – 2000 at KTU, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Geodesy and Photogrammetry MSc Education: 2000 – 2004 at KTU, Institute of Natural and Applied Sciences, Graduate Program of Geodesy and Photogrammetry, MSc Thesis: “SDI Requirement for the Implementation of Agricultural Subsidy Regime in Trabzon Province.” PhD Study: 3 years of study, combination of land administration and agricultural applications especially the ones adopted as a result of EU’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) Project Involvements: Data storage, processing and analysis with ArcGIS and ERDAS Imagine Areas of Interest: Cadastre, Rural Land Management and Administration, Agricultural Policies, Related SDIs, GIS & RS Applications 1/10

Previous Study - 1 Analysis of Agricultural Applications in Turkey Agricultural Reform Implementation Project (ARIP) Duration (2001 – 2007) Supported by the WB Similarities with the CAP of The EU National Registry of Farmers (NRF) System Registration of Farmers and Land Parcels Subsidy management Based on Land Registry Data Pilot project to use cadastre data as basic spatial reference The role of Turkish Land Registry and Cadastre System Advantages & Disadvantages of Turkish LRCS (not digital, old & out of date) Rural Development No Nationwide Rural Development Plan / Local applications (CATAK) 2/10

Previous Study - 2 3/10 for Full Usage: 25% for Partial Usage: 22% Assessment of NRF data in a sample area in Trabzon Province

Previous Study - 3 Analysis of Agricultural Applications in the EU The CAP Rural Development Policy Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS) By Means of Subsidies Land Parcel Identification System (LPIS) Agricultural Parcel Land Owner – User (Farmer) The Role of Land Administration Systems (Disadvantages) 4/10 agricultural parcel

Previous Study - 4 Land Parcel Identification System (LPIS) Demarcation of Reference Parcels Depending on Ortho Photography or Imagery Declaration by Farmers Adjudication by the Administration Disputes 5/10

Previous Study - 5 6/10 Social Stability Economic Growth Efficient Land Markets Security of Tenure & Investments Land Tenure Land Rights Legal Means CADASTRAL SYSTEMS Land Use Planning Control Environmental Means Land Value Valuation, Taxation Fiscal Means Land Development Resource Management Environmental Sustainability Collateral and Tax Basis Fiscal Services Public Services by Enemark, 2005 Cadastre 2014 Registration of all Private and Public Rights & Restrictions +

Previous Study - 6 Analysis of the Legal Framework in Turkey Soil Conservation and Land Use Law, 2005 Inventory of Soil and Land Resources Classification of Agricultural Land Land-Use Plans Soil Conservation Plans Agriculture Law, 2006 Laying out Aims and Contents of Agricultural Policies Determining Basic Subsidy Regimes Administering Related Research National Rural Development Strategy To Boost the Preparation of National Rural Development Plan Cadastre Law, 1987 / amended in 2005 Basic SDI for all related SDIs 7/10

Previous Study - 7 Negotiations with Government Bodies of MARA / Soil Scientists General Directorate of Agricultural Production Application Unit of ARIP (especially NRF) General Directorate of Agricultural Reform Soil Scientists (Ankara & Harran Universities) Needed Soil Information Infrastructure Linkage with Cadastre Data 8/10

Previous Study - 8 Mid-Term Evaluation / Basic Needs / Pseudo Models Sub-Parcel Land Cover Model (to represent Agricultural Parcels) Land Owner and Farmer Model (to represent Farmers) Soil Classification and Crop Potential Model (to link soil and cadastre) Rural Land Use – Subsidies Model (to link Land Use and Subsidies) Agricultural Topography Model (to provide planners with basic topography info) Agricultural Structures Model (to register Water Plants, Processing Utilities, etc) 9/10

Future Study Evaluation of the CCDM for its Overall Logic (especially technical aspects) Potentials of the CCDM for the Integration of Agricultural Applications to Land Administration Integration of Pseudo Models to CCDM Integration of Sub – Parcel Land Use Model to CCDM (Representation of Agricultural Parcels) Integration of Land Owners – Farmers Model to CCDM (Representation of Farmers) Soil Classification and Crop Potential Rural Land Use – Subsidies Agricultural Topography Agricultural Structures Examining the Netherlands Case of Agricultural Policies and Applications 10/10

Thanks… Halil Ibrahim INAN Cadastre Seminar, MSc Geomatics, TU Delft, December 7th, 2007 Halil İbrahim İNAN, MSc Karadeniz Technical University Faculty of Engineering Department of Geodesy and Photogrammetry GISLab, Trabzon, TURKEY Web: