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Y. Dorosh
Bio: Y. Dorosh is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Cadastre & Land use. The author has an hindex of 1, co-authored 3 publications receiving 2 citations.
Topics: Cadastre, Land use, Classifier (UML)
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26 Feb 2020
3 citations
23 Jun 2021
TL;DR: It is established that the existing 2-level Classification does not meet the modern requirements for monitoring land relations and the norms of current land legislation, and the structure and content of the 4-level Classifier of types of intended purposes of land use are proposed, which allows to determine the type of permitted land use.
Abstract: The analysis of the current Classification of types of intended purposes of land use is carried out. It is established that the existing 2-level Classification does not meet the modern requirements for monitoring land relations and the norms of current land legislation. The structure and content of the 4-level Classifier of typesof intended purposes of land use are proposed, which allows to determine in detail the type of permitted land use. It is established that the current classifier does not distinguish between the form of management and the type of land use. This issue is especially evident in the example of agricultural land, in which case the types of intended purposes indicate the legal form of landowner or user, rather than regulating the direct use of land. The proposed 4-level classifier is able to distinguish between the form of management and the type of land use. In forming this Classifier, the principles of complexity, systematicity, exhaustiveness, hierarchy and legality are taken into account; requirements of automated technologies for maintaining the State Land Cadastre and remote methods of land monitoring are considered, comprehensive and systematic methodological approaches in compliance with current domestic land legislation and relevant bylawsare applied; principles of openness and manufacturability, as well as recommendations of international organizationsare taken into account.
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25 Nov 2020
TL;DR: In this paper, the main approaches, requirements to the structural elements of the analysis in scientific, methodological and practical areas are proposed, the structure of interaction of constituent elements at the analysis of a modern condition of use of the earths of establishments, the enterprises of NAAS is resulted.
Abstract: Emphasis is placed on the existing procedure for conducting a land inventory, which does not fully take into account the specific features of land use of certain sectors of land use. Emphasis is placed on the specialized activities of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine (NAAS), which uses land and real estate in combination for scientific and research activities. It is emphasized that the land resources and property of institutions and enterprises of NAAS appear in two planes of available information from the State Land Cadastre (SCC) and the data from the State Register of Real Property Rights (DRRP). At the same time, the existing land inventory procedure is limited in terms of comparing the information of the DZK and DRRP data. Emphasis is placed on the need to compare the data of DZK and DRRP of the current state of land use of institutions and enterprises of NAAS through analysis as a method of scientific knowledge. The main approaches, requirements to the structural elements of the analysis in scientific, methodological and practical areas are proposed. The structure of interaction of constituent elements at the analysis of a modern condition of use of the earths of establishments, the enterprises of NAAS is resulted.
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25 Nov 2020
TL;DR: The main requirements for the land monitoring system are identified, including requirements for its functionality, information support, visualization of spatial information, interactive maps, database structure, general architecture, analytical criteria and other types of support.
Abstract: The main requirements for the land monitoring system are identified, including requirements for its functionality, information support, visualization of spatial information, interactive maps, database structure, general architecture, analytical criteria and other types of support. The main directions of land monitoring, within which the automated system should function, in particular, monitoring of civil law transactions in terms of territories, forms of ownership, land categories; monitoring of price dynamics; monitoring the condition of lands by their quantitative and qualitative characteristics; assessment and forecasting of land transformation. The requirements for the subsystems of administration, ergonomics, infrastructure, ensuring the turnover of changes, geodetic and mathematical basis, etc. are also substantiated. The need to ensure the protection of information, including confidential information, is emphasized, as the land monitoring system should contain not only information on the objects of monitoring, but also information on the subjects of land relations, whose rights should be guaranteed. The need to use directories and classifiers, in particular the classification of administrative-territorial entities of Ukraine, types of economic activity, as well as integration with various official state registers as part of the national geospatial data infrastructure platform is taken into account.
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TL;DR: In this article , a 4-level structure of the classification of types of land use for residential and public development is proposed, taking into account the military aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, it is currently impossible to use part of the land plots for their main purpose.
Abstract: The current classification of land uses for residential and public development was analyzed and proved to be in need of improvement. Proposals for its improvement within the researched category of land based on current land legislation and other normative legal acts are given. It has been proven that the existing list of the main types of land plots (which are based on the content of Article 38 of the Land Code of Ukraine) in the current classification is incomplete and not fully justified. Examples of unjustified assignment of land plots of other land categories to the category of land for residential and public development were revealed. In accordance with this, a 4-level structure of the classification of types of land use for residential and public development is proposed.
Taking into account the military aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, it is currently impossible to use part of the land plots for their main purpose. From these positions, it is proposed to additionally highlight "technologically polluted lands as a result of hostilities" within the framework of the above-mentioned classifier. And after carrying out appropriate works on demining and reclamation of these lands to their safe use for people and the environment, they can be returned to use for the main purpose.
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TL;DR: In this article , the authors proposed to classify them at the legislative level in terms of levels of sensitivity, methods of use, access regulations, and to define lists of sensitive information and ways of displaying it.
Abstract: The goal of the scientific work was to justify the need during the war in Ukraine to find a balance in the issue of limiting access to sensitive in terms of state and public security open data in the State Land Cadastre system to ensure the interests of national security and public interests. Information of interest to the aggressor should become inaccessible. This data selection should be made by the military and the Security Service and should not be publicly displayed. On the other hand – the rest of the information should be used by specialists in the field of geodesy and land management, construction and architecture, local self-government bodies with a certain number of persons with access to data. The author's proposal is also that access to data, including open data, should be regulated and authorized. So it is proposed to classify them at the legislative level in terms of levels of sensitivity, methods of use, access regulations, and to define lists of sensitive information and ways of displaying it. The need to change the attitude towards information resources as free resources and transfer information to the status of an intangible asset with licensed access (analogue – software) was noted, because the introduction of information into economic circulation will cause the growth of the economy. It is proposed that upon the end of martial law, the restrictions that were in force under these conditions should be reviewed, amendments to the legislation should be introduced into the regulations of the State Land Cadastre, and the composition, content, and distribution capacity of the cartographic base of the Public Cadastre Map should be updated.
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25 Nov 2020
TL;DR: In this article, the analysis of the state of land use on the example of institutions and enterprises of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine in the context of studying the compliance of the State Land Cadastre (SLC), the State Register of Real Rights (SRRR) and title documents on land use rights is presented.
Abstract: The analysis of the state of land use on the example of institutions and enterprises of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine in the context of studying the compliance of the State Land Cadastre (SLC), the State Register of Real Rights (SRRR) and title documents on land use rights. The necessity of conducting analysis and making managerial decisions as a supplement to the land inventory or a separate management to solve problems that are not solved by developing land management documentation (technical inventory documentation) is substantiated. Problems in the legal status, which were identified with the help of data from the SLC, SRRR, as well as the source information of the title documents, are highlighted. It is proposed to divide them into typical, which are inherent in the majority of land uses of NAAS and exceptional, which have not become widespread. The classification of the revealed problems during the analysis of a modern condition of use of the earths of establishments and the enterprises of NAAS is presented and generalized. Ways to solve the identified problems on the example of land institutions and enterprises of NAAS, which are the need for land inventory, as the main tools for land management, as well as consistency of information SLC, SRRR, return of illegally allotted land to third parties.
TL;DR: In this paper , the management processes based on the institutional approach to agricultural land use management were analyzed and found that so far there have been no changes in priorities in these processes, due to the crisis situation in such land use.
Abstract: The article analyzes the management processes based on the institutional approach to agricultural land use management and finds that so far there have been no changes in priorities in these processes, due to the crisis situation in such land use. It is substantiated that institutional support for the development of highly efficient and environmentally friendly agricultural land use is achieved through management processes aimed at the formation, full functionality and legitimacy of such institutions as: Institute of Land Management, Institute of State Land Cadastre, Institute of Land Valuation, Institute of Land Use Monitoring that complement and characterize each other. In this regard, the institutional framework for reforming land relations in terms of a deeper understanding of management phenomena, processes to ensure the implementation of social, economic and environmental values in society and ensure systemic development of land use should be changed. As the main tools for achieving highly efficient and environmentally friendly agricultural land use, public authorities should first of all produce universally binding socially necessary clearly defined requirements, norms, rules and regulations and monitor their strict implementation by economic entities. It is proved that the chosen approach reflects the needs of society in this area.