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IDENTIFICATION OF THREE LANDS ON OLD -CONCRETUAL- PLANS (WITHOUT SCALE) AND IN OLD LAND REGISTRY

Mircea Vasile Bondrea, Carmen Nutiu, Cornel Arsene

Abstract

The operation is based on the identification of the working area on the old land book plan. This includes the topographic numbers of the area where the building is located and all representative details, namely water courses, roads, road intersections as well as other linear elements well established in time. On the old land book plans, each plot is highlighted with a distinct topographic number, topographic number that is entered in the land register and corresponds with a land book. The old land book plan was drawn up at the time the land books were set up, in the area where the plot is located. In our case it dates from the 1880s and they are not prepared on a particular scale, they return the position and the order of the plots with topographic numbers, and the dimensions and the shape of the plots shown in the land map plan do not respect the size and shape of the plots in the land. For example, the shape of a topographic number whose surface in the land book is 1000 sqm may be rendered within this type of old land book plan larger than the form of a topographic number whose surface is 10,000 sqm in the land book. These plans are called plans without numerical scale. Considering these aspects regarding the plans without numerical scale plan for the identification of the plot, the elements reproduced in these plans without numerical scale that have the correspondence and currently in the respective field are used: ?Paths ?Road intersections ?Watercourses ?Other items that have maintained their position and shape over time.

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DOI resolver: doi.org/10.5593/sgem2020/2.2/s11.046

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