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Natural Resource Cadastres

ВБ 2.10.

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2025/2026

7 Semester

5

GC07. Ability to work autonomously; GC12. Ability to exercise one’s rights and duties as a member of society; awareness of the value of a civil (free democratic) society and the necessity for its sustainable development, the rule of law, and the human and civil rights and freedoms in Ukraine. SC03. Ability to apply regulatory legal acts, technical standards and regulations, and reference materials in professional practice; SC13. Ability to develop land management and land valuation documentation, as well as cadastral documentation, and to populate the state land, urban planning, and other cadastres with data.

Full-time form

1. Knowledge of basic theoretical principles and practical results directly related to the course syllabus. 2. Knowledge of the theoretical foundations of disciplines in the fields of geodesy and land management. 3. Ability to analyze and apply skills in working with GIS and compiling specialized thematic maps.

The course "Natural Resource Cadastres" is designed to cover fundamental theoretical concepts regarding the organization and maintenance of natural resource cadastres in Ukraine, as well as to foster a comprehensive approach to addressing environmental protection issues. The discipline is based on a systems approach to the challenges of organizing the rational use and protection of natural resources. Specifically, the following types of cadastres are considered: land, forest, water, natural vegetation, therapeutic resources, territories and objects of the nature reserve fund, wildlife resources, natural territories of health resorts, mineral deposits and occurrences, and secondary resources.

1. Cadastre: [study guide] / Titova S.V., Datsenko L.M., Dubnytska M.V., Bondar S.P. – Kyiv, 2022. – 263 p. URL: https://drive.google.com/file/d/ 1NXpbkJ9tMFyOT9r6C5QrtwNSVNZddbtF/view 2. Pankiv Z., Kyrylchuk A., Yavorska A. Natural Resource Cadastre: study guide. Lviv: Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, 2024. – 204 p. 3. Poliakova N.O., Kalinin A.I. Development of the Information Resource "Nature Reserve Fund of the Khmelnytskyi Region" / Proceedings of the VI All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Conference "Cartography and Higher Education: Role in the Modern World," dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the birth of Professor Viktor Oleksiiovych Shevchenko, Kyiv, April 23–24, 2024; Editor-in-Chief of the Editorial Board: S.P. Zapototskyi. Kyiv: Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, 2024. – pp. 115–119.

Lectures, laboratory sessions, seminars, exam.

Conditions for admission to the exam: the recommended minimum score for admission is 36 points. For students whose total score is below 36 points (the recommended minimum), a mandatory requirement for admission to the exam is the submission of written papers (essays) covering topics that were missed or not sufficiently mastered.

Ukrainian