1. Hungarian experiences concerning LADM Gyula IVÁN(1) – Piroska ZALABA(2) (1) Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing (FÖMI), (2) Ministry of Rural Development, Dept. of Land Administration PCC Polish Presidency, 20-22November, Warsaw, Poland

2. Chronology Time 1996 HungaryLADM Digital Base Map Standard (MSZ 7772-1) published 1998 FIG Cadastre 2014 Declaration published 2000 TAKAROS: IT system of legal data is operational 2003 TAKARNET: land office services via internet for external users; First version of DATR is operational First Publication of Core Cadastral Domain Model 2004 FIG Workshop in Bamberg, Germany: Standardization in Cadastral Domain 2006 CCDM became LADM ISO proposal 2009 DATR: Integrated IT system for disrict land offices fully operational 2012 Introducing 3D CadastreLADM is an ISO Standard

3. LADM and Hungarian Solutions Digital Base Map Standard (1996) is based on CEN and ISO Prestandards It was successfully used in the National Cadastral Programme to establish object- oriented Cadastral Map Databases During the development of TAKAROS and TAKARNET systems FÖMI gained a lot of experiences in Data and Business Procedure Modelling DATR development also contributed to creating an integrated land registry system In 2004, at Bamberg Workshop on Standardization of Cadastral Domain, we found that Core Cadastral Domain Model is very similar to the Hungarian solution During DATR development the two main parts of the Unified Land Registry (property sheet and cadastral map) were fully integrated not only on data model, but business procedure level as well Hungarian experts also participated in the development of LADM, and DATR model appears as a Country Profile in the Standard Proposal

7. Conclusions Development of the Hungarian land administration system was not influenced by LADM The results of the two, parallel concept development indicate that Cadastral, and Land Administration Data modelling should follow this direction LADM is a very good tool and solution to establish land administration systems, to exchange data and information among different systems using it as an interface

8. Thank you for your attention ivan.gyula@fomi.hu piroska.zalaba@vm.gov.hu See you at: www.foldhivatal.hu and www.fomi.hu