The topo-cadastral survey detailed in this paper was carried out for the purpose of registering the mortuary chapel building within the cemetery of Bucovăț commune, Timiș County. The property is located near the main road, DJ 595D, which passes through the locality, with access to the cemetery from the south via a gravel road, Salcâmilor Street, DS 10. The property boundary is marked by a wire fence and has two access points. This boundary is already registered in the land registry with established geometry and was not delineated for this project. The northern, northeastern, and western borders adjoin agricultural land. The building covers an area of 84 m² and contains a single-story structure built in 2024. Land registration is the legal act by which a property right or other real rights over a property are entered into the land registry. This provides certainty regarding the rights to the real estate, with the aim of protecting the holders' rights and ensuring their public disclosure. The registration is carried out in accordance with cadastral legislation and is governed by the Law on Cadastre and Real Estate Publicity. Field measurements were conducted using the HTS 420R total station and the Hi-Target V60 dual-frequency GPS receiver, thus determining coordinates and topographic points in the Stereografic 1970 projection system and the Marea Neagră 1975 level system. The station points were determined using RTK (Real-Time Kinematic) satellite measurements, employing real-time corrections from the permanent GNSS station TIM.1 in the National Geodetic Network. This data is available thanks to the Romanian Position Determination System (ROMPOS®), developed and provided by the National Agency for Cadastre and Land Registration of Romania (ANCPI). The results obtained are stored in digital formats (such as .csv, .gsi) and later accessed and printed in digital or analog form using AutoCAD software along with the auxiliary program TopoLT.

Survey, Sporadic Cadastre, Documentation, Mortuary Chapel, Bucovăț, Timiș

geodesy engineering

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