DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF LAND INFORMATION SYSTEM

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF LAND INFORMATION SYSTEM

ABSTRACT

This work borders on design and implementation of land information system. The current system of land information system is faced with few technical issues, ranging poor record keeping of lands and their owners. This calls for the need to develop a system that corrects this error. The design Computerized land information system assist the prospective buyers to ascertain the ownership and availability of the property. The present system keeps information on Land size, Land location, Land owners, and Land use information. The methodology adopted for this project is the Structured System Analysis and Design Methodology (SSADM), the new system Guide buyers on how to buy land and who to meet.

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1       BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Land use, land valuation, is among the oldest questions in economic theory, (Shavell, 2004). Land is an essential input (factor of production) for agriculture, and agriculture is by far the most important economic activity in preindustrial societies. With the advent of industrialization, important new uses for land emerge, as sites for factories, warehouses, offices, and urban agglomerations. Also, the value of real property taking the form of man-made structures and machinery increases relative to the value of land alone. The concept of real property eventually comes to encompass effectively all forms of tangible fixed capital. With the rise of extractive industries, real property comes to encompass natural capital. With the rise of tourism and leisure, real property comes to include scenic and other amenity values. Starting in the 1960s, as part of the emerging field of law and economics, economists and legal scholars began to study the property rights enjoyed by tenants under the various estates, and the economic benefits and costs of the various estates, (Epstein,2007). This resulted in a much improved understanding of the property rights enjoyed by tenants under the various estates. These include the right to:

a.         Decide how a piece of real property is used;

b.         Exclude others from enjoying the property;

c.         Transfer (alienate) some or all of these rights to others on mutually agreeable terms;

d.         Nature and consequences of transaction costs when changing and transferring estates. 

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF LAND INFORMATION SYSTEM

Chapters: 1 - 5
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Number of Pages: 75

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