Land Administration Standardization for the integration of cultural heritage in land use policies

In this paper, the utilization of standardized modeling and more specifically the Land Administration Domain Model (LADM) is examined, as a basic tool for the development of spatial infrastructure for the archeological space, in other words the immovable cultural heritage of Greece. The LADM (approved as an official International Standard on 1st December 2012) defines terminology for land administration and can include the identification and quantification of the various rights, restrictions and responsibilities (RRRs) that appear in the public or private properties with cultural interest, the detailed description of the spatial information of these properties, the extended representation of their spatial information on three dimensions and finally the adoption of good practices offered by the process of standardization. The interoperability of the systems in the land administration domain through the standardization process is another challenge that this paper aims to reach.