دانلود رایگان مقاله انگلیسی تعیین استراتژی های چشم انداز حدنگاری 2034 با استفاده از تحلیل SWOT بر مبنای AHP - نشریه الزویر

ABSTRACT

This study aimed to identify the current land management and cadastre system in Turkey and determine the most appropriate strategy for integrating the current structure with the principles of the Cadastre 2034 vision. In this work, the legal, institutional, and technical (LIT) status of the existing land management and cadastre system in Turkey was determined using a method based on Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) and Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). Initially, the advantages or weaknesses of the existing land management and cadastre system in Turkey in terms of LIT aspects, opportunities, and threats arising from the external environment were determined by the SWOT matrix. Then, the information obtained concerning the existing land management and cadastre system in Turkey using this matrix was integrated into AHP and the most appropriate strategy was determined in terms of LIT aspects. For the existing land management and cadastre system in Turkey, from the legal point of view, the best strategy with a weighting of 30% was to ‘update the land administration legislation according to the conditions of the day’. The best strategy in terms of institutionalization was to ‘disseminate in-vocational training for the training of qualified personnel (28% weighting)’ and the best strategy from the technical perspective was identified as, ‘the use of technical and technologically advanced measurement techniques in spatial data collection (38% weighting)’. The goal in implementing the AHP-Based SWOT method is to improve the quantitative information basis of strategic planning processes. So, SWOT provides the basic outline within which to perform an analysis of the decision situation, and the AHP assists in carrying out SWOT more analytically and in elaborating the analysis so that alternative strategic decisions can be prioritised.

7. Conclusion and recommendations

This study presents a general framework of the current land management and cadastral system in Turkey based on the main components determined in the Cadastre 2034 vision. SWOT analysis and AHP method integration were used to obtain the statistical significance of these generated frameworks. In this context, Turkey, which has a deeply rooted institutional structure and experience in terms of land administration and cadastre, needs to be able to take part in developing (or globalizing) land administration and the cadastral structure. Therefore, in order to make improvements in the field of land development and cadastre it was analyzed the existing structure from the LIT aspects to determine the most appropriate strategy for the vision of Cadastre 2034. The summary of the analysis is given in the following sections.

7.1. Legal aspect

When the sub-criteria constituting the legal analysis are evaluated within their group, the strongest point of the existing land management and cadastral system in Turkey is determined to be the legal guarantee of the property right. For the weakest aspect of the existing land management and cadastre system in Turkey, the prohibition of a second cadastre comes into prominence. The existence of a land administration domain model emerges as the most outsourced opportunity for the existing land management and cadastre system in Turkey. The most important threat to the existing land management and cadastre system in Turkey is the risk of the existence of different laws limiting land management and cadastral activities.