The establishment of marine cadastre infrastructure in Malaysia from the legal and technical perspectives / Ashraf Abdullah

Marine cadastre involves the governing of 3R concepts (right, restrictions and responsibility) in the marine area. Legal and technical issues are the most crucial to drive the implementation of marine cadastre. In Malaysia, the use of the National Land Code 1965 is for land cadastre purposes but it...

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Main Author:	Abdullah, Ashraf
Format:	Book Section
Language:	English
Published:	Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM 2018
Subjects:	Natural History Including nature conservation, geographical distribution
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spelling	uitm-219862018-11-03T04:53:26Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/21986/ The establishment of marine cadastre infrastructure in Malaysia from the legal and technical perspectives / Ashraf Abdullah Abdullah, Ashraf Natural History Including nature conservation, geographical distribution Marine cadastre involves the governing of 3R concepts (right, restrictions and responsibility) in the marine area. Legal and technical issues are the most crucial to drive the implementation of marine cadastre. In Malaysia, the use of the National Land Code 1965 is for land cadastre purposes but it does not cover marine situations. The various marine legal matters that currently exist mainly focus on enforcement and do not emphasize marine spatial issues. The current existing provisions, such as the National Land Code 1965, define the terms used and the concept of cadastre in water body situations. However, they do not specifically discuss marine alienation. Furthermore, the current practice of marine space data acquisition also follows the land standard operations, including types of data used and data presentation. This research is to investigate, establish and propose relevant legal and technical aspects for the establishment of a marine cadastre standard of practice in Malaysia. Various methods have been used in the investigation, particularly through literature reviews on the National Land Code 1965 and other related written acts, rules, regulations and procedures. In addition, personal and group interviews and discussions through a formed focus group involving multi stakeholders such as the Department of Survey Malaysia and the Land and Mine Office were carried out… Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM 2018 Book Section PeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/21986/1/ABS_ASHRAF%20ABDULLAH%20TDRA%20VOL%2014%20IGS%2018.pdf Abdullah, Ashraf (2018) The establishment of marine cadastre infrastructure in Malaysia from the legal and technical perspectives / Ashraf Abdullah. In: The Doctoral Research Abstract. IGS Biannual Publication, 14 . Institute of Graduate Studies, UiTM.
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description	Marine cadastre involves the governing of 3R concepts (right, restrictions and responsibility) in the marine area. Legal and technical issues are the most crucial to drive the implementation of marine cadastre. In Malaysia, the use of the National Land Code 1965 is for land cadastre purposes but it does not cover marine situations. The various marine legal matters that currently exist mainly focus on enforcement and do not emphasize marine spatial issues. The current existing provisions, such as the National Land Code 1965, define the terms used and the concept of cadastre in water body situations. However, they do not specifically discuss marine alienation. Furthermore, the current practice of marine space data acquisition also follows the land standard operations, including types of data used and data presentation. This research is to investigate, establish and propose relevant legal and technical aspects for the establishment of a marine cadastre standard of practice in Malaysia. Various methods have been used in the investigation, particularly through literature reviews on the National Land Code 1965 and other related written acts, rules, regulations and procedures. In addition, personal and group interviews and discussions through a formed focus group involving multi stakeholders such as the Department of Survey Malaysia and the Land and Mine Office were carried out…
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title	The establishment of marine cadastre infrastructure in Malaysia from the legal and technical perspectives / Ashraf Abdullah
title_short	The establishment of marine cadastre infrastructure in Malaysia from the legal and technical perspectives / Ashraf Abdullah
title_full	The establishment of marine cadastre infrastructure in Malaysia from the legal and technical perspectives / Ashraf Abdullah
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The establishment of marine cadastre infrastructure in Malaysia from the legal and technical perspectives / Ashraf Abdullah

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