El 6 de junio de 2016 se celebró en Amsterdam la “Common vision conference 2016”.

Reproducimos a continuación la presentación efectuada por el Registrador de la Propiedad español, D. Jesus Camy Escobar,

Tambien la conjunta de Pedro Fandos y Carlos Alonso.

(idioma: inglés)

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PRESENTACION DE JESUS CAMY ESCOBAR

COMMON VISION CONFERENCE 2016
Jesús Camy Escobar
Amsterdam 6th June 2016
COMMON VISION CONFERENCE 2016
RESULTS OF THE IMOLA PROJECT
09-06-2016

WHAT´S IMOLA?

An Interoperability Model for Land Registries Interconnection in the Framework of Judicial Cooperation
WHY ?
.- Define a semantic model for standardized land registry
output.

.- Develop a template for the European Land Registry
Document (ELRD)

.- Explanatory material connected to the Template

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Jesús Camy has been a member of CROBECO and IMOLA teams since 2011. As a Registrar with thirty five years of experience, he has often collaborated with the Spanish Ministry of Justice on various legislative bills. On behalf of the Spanish Land Registrars Association (CORPME), Mr. Camy has managed and coordinated the development of Geobaseweb, an innvoative system that generates graphics as well as promotes interoperability and coordination with the Spanish Cadastre office.

* ACCEDA A TODAS LAS PRESENTACIONES DE LA CONFERENCIA:

• Hans Mommaas – ‘Uncertain Futures: How (Smart) Data May Unlock our Imagination (or not..)’ and abstract
• Joep Crompvoets – ‘Smart Governance for migrating to a Smart World’
• Frank Tierolff – ‘Combining strenghts by partnership’

• Walter Dresscher – ‘The natural city’ and abstract
• Martin Dubbeling – ‘Sustainable Development Goals, Next Economy and Next City’ – Part 1 / Part 2 and abstract
• Martijn Rijsdijk – ‘High precision positioning as essential innovation in smart cities’ and abstract
• Arnold Bregt – ‘City in relation with technology and innovation’ and abstract

• Evangelia Balla – ‘Results of the Marine Cadastre project’ and abstract
• Guido de Latte – ‘Legal aspects of the Marine Cadastre’ and abstract
• Roger Longhorn – ‘Marine Spatial Planning’ and abstract
• Apostolos Arvantis – ‘Marine Cadastre to support marine spatial planning’ and abstract
• Magdalena Andersson – ‘Marine cadastre: the Swedish case’ and abstract
• Nicolas Smith – ‘Marine cadastre: the French case’ and abstract

• Margarida Abecasis – ‘The achievements of ISA and ISA2’ and abstract
• Bart Beentjes – ‘Geodata as part of the ecosystem of the web’ and abstract
• Jesús Camy – ‘Results of the IMOLA-project’ and abstract
• Ingrid Vanden Berghe – ‘Development of geo-infrastructure and interoperability’ and abstract

• Eva Pauknerova – ‘Implementation of ELF in Czech Republic’ and abstract
• Dorus Kruse – ‘PDOK: a case study’ and abstract
• Jantien Stoter – ‘3D-developments in cadastre-registration’ and abstract
• Mick Cory – ‘The European Location Service’ and abstract

• Ingmar Vali – ‘e-government in Estonia’ and abstract
• Sjef van Erp – ‘Legal aspects of a Smart World’ and abstract
• Rik Wouters – ‘e-Justice: interconnection of land registers’ and abstract
• Carlos Alonso and Pedro Fandos – ‘Spanish Cadastre and Property Rights Registry: a smart model of coordinated interaction’ and abstract
• Freek van Krevel – ‘e-government at European level’ and abstract
• Jacques Vos – ‘Block chain technology: does it help?’ and abstract
• David Henderson – ‘Remaining Relevant in the Digital Age’ and abstract

* ENLACE A LA WEB DE LA CONFERENCIA 2016

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