Program Overview

Program Overview

The Delimitation of Real Estate and Georeferencing Course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand the relationship between property delimitation and its coordination with relevant organisms. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

• Understand the functions of organisms related to property delimitation, including the Cadastre, Property Registry, Notaries, and Courts.
• Comprehend the reasons for discrepancies between the actual measured surface area, the Cadastre, and the Property Registry.
• Learn procedures for resolving these discrepancies.
• Perform georeferencing of a parcel or building.
• Understand the ETRS89 geodetic reference system and the UTM coordinate system.
• Select and utilize appropriate topographic instruments for each case.
• Create an alternative georeferenced graphic representation and validate it on the Cadastre website.
• Understand the implications of this validation.
• Familiarize themselves with legislation related to real estate property delimitation and expert activity.
• Prepare an expert report on real estate property delimitation and learn to defend it in court.

Program Objectives

The primary objectives of the course are to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the concepts and procedures involved in real estate delimitation and georeferencing, as well as the ability to apply this knowledge in practical situations.

Course Content

The course covers a range of topics, including:

• Organisms involved in property delimitation
• Discrepancies between measured surface areas and registry data
• Procedures for resolving discrepancies
• Georeferencing techniques
• Geodetic reference systems and coordinate systems
• Topographic instrumentation
• Graphic representation and validation
• Legislative framework for real estate property delimitation
• Expert report preparation and defense

Program Outcomes

Upon completing the course, students will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex process of real estate delimitation and georeferencing, including the ability to:

• Identify and understand the roles of relevant organisms
• Analyze and resolve discrepancies in property data
• Apply georeferencing techniques and utilize topographic instruments
• Create and validate graphic representations
• Understand and apply relevant legislation
• Prepare and defend expert reports in court.