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Item type:Article, Access status: Open Access , Topological model of selected cadastral structures visualized in form of graphs(Wydawnictwa AGH, 2017) Lisowski, Przemysław; Lewandowicz, ElżbietaThe collection of cadastral data is basic spatial data on the basis of which processes associated with land management are conducted. In these activities, it is important that the cadastral structures are in the mathematical-topological model. Such works were being done on the basis of existing geometric data sets and selected sets of attributes. The aim of the present publication was created during these works, concerning the assessment of topological structures of the selected object. The research was associated with the records of neighborhood relationships of selected cadastral objects in the graph model. The graph model of cadastral structures enables the visual assessment of parcel fragmentation. The topological model of these structures is heterogeneous, therefore, it is difficult to clearly and analytically evaluate the sets. The results showed diversity in the structure of the cadastral road parcels. The model was created in the graph database. The results enabled us to find places with a particularly high fragmentation of road parcels. These are places that have arisen in the process of creating roads or their modernization - widening. The conclusions from the research indicate the need of merging parcels owned by municipalities, counties, provinces, or the Treasury (Directorate for National Roads and Motorways). An analysis of cadastral data sets in other Polish regions based on the data visualized in Geopotrals confi rms the existence of unjustifi ed parcel fragmentation in areas of newly built roads. The existing situation forces us to search for the causes for the occurrence of such fragmentation and seek solutions to organize them. Our final conclusions indicate the need to perform mergers in these parcels. After arranging these structures, it is easier to interpret the results of a spatial analysis based on the underlying cadastral data, also, a cadastral map would be clearer.
