Floss in Cadastre and Land Registration

New software application for cadastral data management

Using recommendations made in this study, and referring to the legal prescrip-

tions, terms of reference were drafted to launch a software development in 2008. 

Part of the Municipality of Brcko has been defined as test area, where tests were 

made during the first half of 2009. The results are very positive and encouraging. 

The functionality of CAMPUS (Cadastre data Management, Processing and Updat-

ing Software) covers the main needs for managing and updating graphical as well 

as textual cadastre data with all consistency requirements. Thanks to the use of a 

standardized data model, it is interoperable with the land registry database, and 

there are no redundancies any longer between the cadastral and land registry 

 databases.

Figure 4.2: Graphical display with layers’ tree (column left).

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Benefitting from the experience made, and according to potential changes in 

the legislation, the software will be continously upgraded and adapted. The flex-

ibility offered by open-source solutions is a big asset as the established know-how 

will remain in the country. Software development as well as maintenance costs are 

consequently affordable.