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On October 14, 2022, Doris Pivac defended her doctoral dissertation at the Faculty of Geodesy of the University of Zagreb entitled Developing a Model for Improvement of the Metadata Availability on the Cadastre Establishment. The research was carried out at the Faculty of Geodesy of the University of Zagreb, partly within the framework of the project for the development of a multipurpose land management system (DEMLAS) with the financial support of the Croatian Science Foundation, project code HRZZ-IP-2013-11-7714. The supervisor was Prof. Ph.D. Miodrag Roić from the Faculty of Geodesy, University of Zagreb. The members of the assessment board and defense committee were Prof. Ph.D. Siniša Mastelić Ivić, Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Hrvoje Tomić and Ph.D. Mario Mađer – State Geodetic Administration Zagreb. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reviews the thesis "Modeling Archival Space-Time Cadastral Data in the Modern Technological Environment" by Baldo Stancic. A biography of Stancic, member of the Faculty of Geodesy, University of Zagreb since October 2006, is provided. His thesis focuses on cadastre, data and changes, geoinformation systems and time, and archival cadastral data in electronic environment.

U radu je provedena analiza sustava upravljanja zemljištem u tranzicijskim zemljama na primjeru zemalja jugoistočne Europe. Analizirani su propisi o upisu nekretnina i prava na njima te je obavljena usporedba institucija i nadležnosti. Analizirani su upisnici nekretnina i prava na njima te navedene njihove glavne značajke. Također je dan uvid u neka od tehnoloških dostignuća na području unaprjeđenja i modernizacije sustava upravljanja zemljištem. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper contains an analysis of land administration systems in transition countries on the example of South Eastern European countries. An analysis of regulation on registration of real estate registration and rights was done in addition to the comparison of institutions and junsdictions. Also an analysis of registers of real estates and real estate fights has been done and their main features listed. The paper provides insight into some of the technological achievements in the field of improvement and modemization of land administration systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The paper contains an analysis of land administration systems in transition countries on the example of South Eastern European countries. An analysis of regulation on registration of real estate registration and rights was done in addition to the comparison of institutions and jurisdictions. Also an analysis of registers of real estates and real estate rights has been done and their main features listed. The paper provides insight into some of the technological achievements in the field of improvement and modernization of land administration systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

U radu je provedena analiza sustava upravljanja zemljištem u tranziccijskim zemljama na primjeru zemalja jugoistočne Europe. Analizirani su propisi o upisu nekretnina i prava na njima te je obavljena usporedba institucija i nadležnosti. Analizirani su upisnici nekretnina i prava na njima te navedene njihove glavne značajke. Također je dan uvid u neka od tehnoloških dostignuća na području unaprjeđenja i modernizacije sustava upravljanja zemljištem. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Podaci i informacije u nadležnosti tijela javne vlasti čine informacije javnog sektora kojima upravljaju nadležne institucije. Ti podaci u pravilu podliježu načelu javnosti. Međutim, pri stavljanju tih podataka dostupnima putem interneta javnost se ograničava. Najčešći je razlog tomu želja za naplatom troškova. U radu se prikazuju dva karakteristična pristupa tom pitanju i svojstva servisa preko kojih se može pristupiti katastarskim podacima. Analizirana su oba pristupa s gledišta naplate troškova te odnosa politike pristupa i cijena javnih informacija u nekim zemljama svijeta s posebnim osvrtom na podatke katastra. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Data and information within the authority of the government are information of the public sector for which the competent institutions are responsible. These data are normally public property. However, when these data become accessible on the Internet, public access is regulated. The most frequent reason behind this is the decision to charge for the expenses. This paper deals with two specific approaches to this issue and describes characteristics of the services through which cadastral data can be viewed. Both approaches are analyzed with regard to the payment of expenses, i.e. the policy on the access and price of public information in some countries, with special emphasis on cadastral data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents an overview of the doctoral thesis about a model for linking cadastre with related registers in Croatia, by Mario Mađer. The thesis contains 127 pages, A4 format, title, abstract and keywords in Croatian and English, list of figures, a list of abbreviations and the author's curriculum vitae. Topics discussed include the importance of registers through day-to-day use of registered data, the term land administration and the current condition of registers in Croatia.

The article presents an overview of the dissertation "Utility Cadastre in Local Spatial Data Infrastructure (LSDI)," by Boris Blagonić. The dissertation, which is divided into 10 chapters, contains 126 pages of A4 format, title, abstract and keywords in Croatia and English, three insets, five tables, 51 pictures, reference of 64 titles and 27 URLs and the author's biography. Topics discussed include an overview of the utility cadastre and the structure and the concept of LSDI in Croatia.

This article offers information on the master's thesis "Relationships of Croatian Registers" by Marija Brajković. The thesis was defended at the Faculty of Geodesy at the University of Zagreb in Croatia on November 18, 2010. Its introduction describes the state of the register, its chapters discuss the contents of the register of people, history, competences, management, and maintenance, and its conclusion presents an analysis of the registers relationships.

The article discusses the doctoral dissertation of Darko Šiško, a Master in Science (MSc) student in technical sciences, entitled "Approaches to Implementation of Urban Development Plan." Šiško was born in Slavonski Brod, Croatia on February 2, 1975. After graduating in 1999, he was employed at Geofolo Ltd. His dissertation focused on land management, spatial information management and spatial planning in urban development.

This article reports that Ksenija Pe&x#161;un has successfully defended her master's thesis entitled "Efficiency of the Land Management System" on December 17, 2007 at the Faculty of Geodesy in the University of Zagreb. It says that Pe&x#161;un was born in Sisak, Croatia on February 8, 1961. According to the article her thesis contains 72 pages, and has bibliography, a short biography of her and also a list of figures and tables. The thesis has eight sections, namely introduction, systems of land information management, cadastre and geoinformation infractructre, benefits of efficiency, state of affairs in Croatia, criteria for efficiency evaluation, comparison of cadastral systems and conclusion.

This article explains that Vlado Cetl has successfully presented his doctoral dissertation "Analysis of Improvement of the Spatial Data Infrastructure," before the Faculty of Geodesy at the University of Zagreb on December 7, 2007. It says that Cetl was born in Pakarc, Croatia on June 14, 1975. It mentions the academic awards and citations received by Cetl. It reports that his doctoral dissertation contains 131 pages, including 81 figures, 8 tables, a bibliography of 102, abstracts in Croatian and English, an appendix and a short biography.

The article presents information on the doctoral thesis "Modelling Changes in Cadastre," by geodesy professor Hrvoje Matijević. The paper, which was written in Croatian and consists of 134 pages, adopted the Core cadastral domain model as a static basis for the further development of cadastre. It classifies spatial changes in the planar partition into geometric, first order topological and second order topological. The spatio-temporal events in cadastre are also defined, along with the calculus of faces.