Article

Received 02.08.2024

Revised 16.11.2024

Accepted 14.12.2024

Retrieved from Iss. 116, P. 2, 2024

Pages 104 -114

Masliy, L., Meteshkin, K., & Kukhar, M. (2024). CATEGORICAL MODEL OF THE CADASTRAL INFORMATION PROCESSING CENTER. Automobile Roads and Road Construction, (116.2), 104-114. https://doi.org/10.33744/0365-8171-2024-116.2-104-114

CATEGORICAL MODEL OF THE CADASTRAL INFORMATION PROCESSING CENTER

Liubov Masliy Kostiantyn Meteshkin Maksym Kukhar

The modern cadastral and land management systems of Ukraine have different development paths, one of which is the improvement of mechanisms for administering land resources by reducing human influence. To this end, it is proposed to create an additional element of the system that will be responsible for the interaction between all databases and land management structures. This article proposes the idea of a Cadastral Information Processing Center (CIPС) as an intelligent platform for automating the functioning of all components of land management and cadastral systems. It includes a number of new elements as well as several known and currently functioning elements: a cadastral register of intellectual resources, a database of cadastres (land, forestry, construction, etc.), knowledge bases, a repository of typical problem-solving models, and sources of information about the subject and object of land administration, regulatory and legal frameworks, intelligent interfaces, customers, and problem solvers. This platform will facilitate the storage, processing, and transmission of data for the purposes of administering land resources, allowing for the resolution of existing cadastral and land management tasks in semi-automatic and automatic modes, depending on the complexity of the assigned task. The presented work emphasizes the application of modern mathematical methods, in particular, tools of category theory, which provide a structured approach to modeling and analyzing cadastral data in the CIPС. This method allows for the representation of system elements as elements of categories, where each object belongs to a general structure governed by certain rules of interaction—morphisms. Specifically, models are presented that characterize the interconnection of all elements that constitute a holistic system for solving land management tasks. Mathematical modeling of interactions allows for the organization of data, establishing a structured exchange of information, and performing necessary operations within the CIPС. By combining intelligent and mathematical methods, it becomes possible to enhance the effectiveness of the cadastral system in Ukraine, reducing the burden on administrative bodies and promoting the automation of decision-making processes

cadastre, Land management, categorical model, modeling, category theory, morphism, Land administration, system, diagram
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