The Master's thesis focuses on the problem of multiple land use registration in Slovenia, which
is also a challenge for other countries with a traditional 2D cadastre. The primary purpose of
the thesis is to investigate the current situation of the registration of multiple use of space and
the possibilities for improving this system in the future, focusing on bridges, tunnels and
viaducts. The thesis first presents the results of an analysis of international guidelines and
good practice examples from some countries that have already implemented more advanced
solutions compared to the approaches in Slovenia. The empirical part of the research is based
on a detailed analysis of four selected study cases, which we used to confirm and examine the
weaknesses of the current system, which we had already identified in part during our literature
review. We found that the current system of registering real estate of road infrastructure in
Slovenia does not provide sufficient transparency and legal certainty in terms of the spatial
definition of the objects to which various property and other rights and obligations of the owners
or operators of this infrastructure relate. The real estate cadastre does not allow for a clear
representation of multiple uses of space, and the data in the Public Infrastructure Cadastre
(slov. Zbirni Kataster gospodarske javne infrastrukture) is not linked to the cadastre and the
land register. Examples from abroad, such as Sweden and the Netherlands, have shown that
the introduction of a 3D cadastre and more comprehensive solutions allows for a more
transparent recording and spatial management.
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