대만의 지적도중측사업 고찰

Abstract

Taiwan was one of the countries the government of South Korea generously employed as an example and reference of overseas precedents in establishing the nation's laws, institutions, and policies governing the nation-wide cadastral system. Preparing for its own cadastral map projects,South Korea studied the cases of Taiwan in various aspects including project approaches, legislations other than Special Acts, defining tasks of improving the accuracy of cadastral maps, etc. Unfortunately, most South Korean books and other researches tended to cite materials that had been already cited during the 1980s and 1990s until very recently. Only a few researches introduced some of the base laws and other legislations involving cadastral map projects, the methodology and outcomes of the cadastral map projects, and so on. Accordingly, this study aims to look into cadastral map resurvey projects referring to materials including data available from the government of the Republic of China's official web sites, research papers submitted by Taiwanese scholars, legal materials such as the base law related to cadastral map projects, and other relevant legislations such as the Land Laws, the Cadastral Map Acts, the General Guidelines of Cadastral Map Project Acts, and so on. The scope of this study involves three categories: cadastral map survey, related legislations,and cadastral map projects and their outcomes from historical and contemporary perspectives. The significance of this study mainly lies in the fact that this could become an important source of information for South Korean researchers and government officials in the related field in that it looks directly into the local data on the cadastral map systems and cadastral map resurvey projects.