تعیین استراتژی چشم انداز کاداستر 2034 با تحلیل SWOT بر مبنای AHP Determining strategies for the cadastre 2034 vision using an AHP-Based SWOT analysis: A case study for the turkish cadastral and land administration system

1. Introduction The cadastral systems of the future can only contribute to the expansion of the scope of ownership by being a system that guarantees this ownership (Steudler et al., 2004). A further contribution is the transformation of current cadastral systems into land information systems and the achievement of sustainable development (Williamson, 2001). In this context, the Cadastre 2014 vision was developed, which aimed to encourage the implementation of LIT team arrangements in cadastral systems, and this vision has been accepted by many countries. Cadastre 2014 includes information and suggestions on the future status of the cadastral systems in the world, current reform projects, and trends related to the cadastre, the role of the cadastre in Cadastre 2014, and what needs to be done to make this role more effective (Cete, 2008). The institution responsible for land administration and cadastre activities in Turkey is the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre (GDLRC), which aims to maintain the services provided at the institutional level in accordance with the understanding of modern land administration realized at the international level. Closely following international developments within the scope of this mission reveals the need to develop policies to integrate standardization studies in the field of land administration into the land title and cadastre system in Turkey. In this context, GDLRC developed various projects and policies in line with its vision for 2014 and organized international scientific conferences. However, in addition to this vision, the social and technological dynamics that will affect the land management in the next 20 years need to be taken into consideration. As a result of these needs, six principles for Cadastre 2034 have been determined (Bennet et al., 2010; Shojaeia et al., 2016). The main aim of Cadastre 2034 is to shape the cadastre of the future by continuing the reform process as developed in Cadastre 2014.