Course aims:

Explain the role of information systems for land administration
Apply principles, concepts, methods, tools and standards for the development of data models
Design, develop and perform operations in a prototype LIS

Course Entry Requirements:

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Course contents:

Principles of Land Information Systems; Principles of spatial database design; Fundamental concepts for land information systems -modelling, design and architectures, transactions and processes, users and contexts; System development - tools and methodologies; Manipulation of land information; Information management principles; System architectures for multi-user environments; The database of agricultural land; The database of real estate entities; The database of transport infrastructure; The database of water networks; The database of forested areas; The database of archeological sites and historical monuments; Document Archiving - Data Storage Security.

Teaching methods:

Lecture, Conversation, Examples

Learning outcomes:

C2. Coordination, within the local and central administrations, of projects and programs aimed at the management of buildings C3. Working in multidisciplinary teams for identifying, analyzing and proposing solutions to solve the dysfunctions occurring at national, regional, county and local level C6. Computer-aided design and use of dedicated software

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

Final evaluation Oral examination 60% Course check Portfolio - almost 40%

Recommended reading:

Borsan Tudor, GIS in cadastru imobiliar-Note de curs, Biblioteca Universității „1 Decembrie 1918”, Alba Iulia, 2018, 76.
Borsan Tudor, Sisteme Informationale Geografice – Fundamente teoretice si practice, Seria Didactica, Alba Iulia, 2013, 164.
Băduţ Mircea, GIS Sisteme Informatice Geografice fundamente practice, Editura Albastra, Cluj Napoca, 2004, 242.