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In the map window, click on the "Layers" tool and then in the "SK - Zoning Plans" tab, search for the zoning plan you are interested in. In order to display it on the map, we need to activate the layers according to the territorial level - first the region, then the district and finally the specific municipality or city. There are more than 1000 land use plans available in the system.
In the map window, first click on the "Layers" tool. Then look for layers whose name starts with "SK - Cadastre". We can display both C and E register parcels separately as required. The individual layers can be switched on or off at will via the eye icon located to the right of the layer name.
If the cadastral parcels are not displayed, most often it is one of the following reasons:
- too large map zoom - parcels are visible only at certain zoom
- temporary failure of the external data source, indicated by a red exclamation mark in the circle next to the layer name
- too large map zoom - parcels are visible only at certain zoom
- temporary failure of the external data source, indicated by a red exclamation mark in the circle next to the layer name
To share a map or map composition (i.e. multiple layers arranged and displayed according to your preferences), use the "Share" icon, in the map window tools on the right. Clicking on this icon will generate a share link.
If we want to share our current location, we first click on the "Target location" icon in the map window tools on the right. Then click on the small share icon in the bottom left corner next to the coordinates to generate a link that we can share.
The map composition can be exported in PDF format and then printed. Just click on the "Print" icon in the map window tools on the right, select the format and fill in the information for printing.
Custom map layers are created and managed in the "My" tool.
The name and other properties of the custom layer are set after selecting the specific layer and then clicking on the "Layer Properties" icon. This opens an information panel where you will find the "Basic Settings" tab (name, copyright, scale, etc.) and the "Layer Style Settings" tab (type, line and border color, visibility, point size, point icon, etc.). Customize the layer according to your requirements.
Click on the row of the layer you want to edit and select "Edit Layer" when it expands. The main tools on the left side of the screen will switch to drawing mode and offer a wide range of options for editing the layer.
Click on the row of the layer you want to edit - when expanded, select "Edit Layer" and choose the "Delete" icon in the drawing options. Then click on the element we want to delete in the map.
To finish drawing in the layer, or editing the layer, click on the "Quit" icon in the upper left corner.Changes in the layer are automatically saved.
In the toolbar, click on the "Cadastre" tool and then click on the "Import" button in the left panel. Then fill in the required fields (Import name, Date of descriptive and graphic data) and attach the file with cadastral data for import. Password-protected files can be unlocked by entering the password directly in the portal. Start importing cadastral data by clicking on the "Import data" button.
The import may take several minutes. You will be notified of a successful import by email.
The import may take several minutes. You will be notified of a successful import by email.
In the toolbar, click on the "Documentation" tool. After displaying the right information panel, it is necessary to select "New Import" in the "Import" tab and fill in the mandatory data (Import name, File format: VGI, DGN, DWG, DXF, DWF, GML, KML, KMZ, GeoJSON, WKT, SHZ, SHP, Technology profile for VGI files and Projection). Then attach the selected file and click on the "IMPORT" button.
In this way it is possible to display in the map, for example, planned investments, cycling routes, technical infrastructure networks or map documents from your own documentation.
In this way it is possible to display in the map, for example, planned investments, cycling routes, technical infrastructure networks or map documents from your own documentation.
In the map window, click on the "Search" field.
Enter the number of the title deed, parcel, or building registration number from the cadastral import into the search field. Information about the searched item will be displayed in the "detail" panel. When searching, you can enter the owner's name, date of birth, company name, or ID number. Select the desired result from the list of results.
If you have multiple imports or cadastral areas, you can filter them using the labels in the oval frames.
Enter the number of the title deed, parcel, or building registration number from the cadastral import into the search field. Information about the searched item will be displayed in the "detail" panel. When searching, you can enter the owner's name, date of birth, company name, or ID number. Select the desired result from the list of results.
If you have multiple imports or cadastral areas, you can filter them using the labels in the oval frames.
In the map window, click on the "Search" field.
Enter the parcel number in the search field and select the desired parcel from the list of results. Information about the searched parcel will be displayed in the "detail" panel.
If you have multiple imports or cadastral areas, you can filter them using the labels in the oval frames.
Enter the parcel number in the search field and select the desired parcel from the list of results. Information about the searched parcel will be displayed in the "detail" panel.
If you have multiple imports or cadastral areas, you can filter them using the labels in the oval frames.
In the map window, click on the parcel you are interested in. Information about the parcel will be displayed in the "detail" panel.
If you have not activated your own import, you can display it by searching for the import name in the search field at the top of the map window.
Tip: If you do not know the import name, use the phrase "import" to search for all imports.
If you have not activated your own import, you can display it by searching for the import name in the search field at the top of the map window.
Tip: If you do not know the import name, use the phrase "import" to search for all imports.
When searching by parcel number or clicking on a parcel in the map window, the parcel details will open.
The parcel details have so-called cards that divide the information thematically (Information, Owners, Buildings)
The "Owners" card contains information about owners, tenants, or administrators in the order in which they are listed on the title deed. Detailed information about the owner can be displayed by clicking on their name.
The parcel details have so-called cards that divide the information thematically (Information, Owners, Buildings)
The "Owners" card contains information about owners, tenants, or administrators in the order in which they are listed on the title deed. Detailed information about the owner can be displayed by clicking on their name.
In the map window, click on the parcel you are interested in. This will open the "details" of the parcel, which has a link to the title deed in the "Information" tab.
The title deed is divided into tabs in the "details" section, which categorize the information from the title deed (Information, Parcels C, Parcels E. Owners, Buildings, and Encumbrances).
Title deed "0" does not have "details."
The title deed can be printed using the "Print LV" button at the top of the "detail" section.
The title deed is divided into tabs in the "details" section, which categorize the information from the title deed (Information, Parcels C, Parcels E. Owners, Buildings, and Encumbrances).
Title deed "0" does not have "details."
The title deed can be printed using the "Print LV" button at the top of the "detail" section.
Information about land parcels and owners can also be displayed collectively. First, select one parcel from the map and then add other parcels to the selection (line selection, area selection, adjacent parcels).
You can further filter the selected parcels (e.g., by "Parcels C," "Parcels E," "LV = 0"), add or remove unnecessary items.
After adjusting the selection, click on "Add to list" and either save the parcels to a new list or add/remove them from an existing list.
Clicking on the "Show in table" button opens an attribute table panel below the map, which displays all selected parcels collectively.
By switching between the tabs: LV Number, Owners, Parcels, Buildings, you can obtain bulk information about individual items. The entire list can also be exported to Excel using the "Export" button.
You can further filter the selected parcels (e.g., by "Parcels C," "Parcels E," "LV = 0"), add or remove unnecessary items.
After adjusting the selection, click on "Add to list" and either save the parcels to a new list or add/remove them from an existing list.
Clicking on the "Show in table" button opens an attribute table panel below the map, which displays all selected parcels collectively.
By switching between the tabs: LV Number, Owners, Parcels, Buildings, you can obtain bulk information about individual items. The entire list can also be exported to Excel using the "Export" button.
Search results are most accurate if we know the date of birth of a natural person or the ID number of a legal entity. We can also search for all of an owner's assets by entering their first and last name or business name.
In the Owners attribute table, we can use the "date of birth" filter to find a specific owner.
Then, by clicking on the "More options" icon at the beginning of the line, we can bring up a menu where we can select the type of property we want to obtain information about.
If the owner is registered in the cadastre in different ways, it is necessary to create an alias for the natural or legal person in order to identify the entire property. An alias is a function that unifies all variations of the owner's name registered in the cadastre.
In the Cadastre tool, select the "Alias Management" tab and click on "Create New Alias."
To create an alias, enter the alias name, select the import in which you want to search for data, start typing the owner's name in the Search field, or enter the date of birth or, in the case of a legal entity, the ID number.
In the case of an ID number, all variants of the legal entity's name linked to this data will be displayed. We can add these names to the alias collectively or individually, and then save the alias.
After creating the alias, we can apply the alias filter in the attribute table.
We then change the data type (filter "data type") from Owners to Parcels C, which displays all of the person's property.
In the Owners attribute table, we can use the "date of birth" filter to find a specific owner.
Then, by clicking on the "More options" icon at the beginning of the line, we can bring up a menu where we can select the type of property we want to obtain information about.
If the owner is registered in the cadastre in different ways, it is necessary to create an alias for the natural or legal person in order to identify the entire property. An alias is a function that unifies all variations of the owner's name registered in the cadastre.
In the Cadastre tool, select the "Alias Management" tab and click on "Create New Alias."
To create an alias, enter the alias name, select the import in which you want to search for data, start typing the owner's name in the Search field, or enter the date of birth or, in the case of a legal entity, the ID number.
In the case of an ID number, all variants of the legal entity's name linked to this data will be displayed. We can add these names to the alias collectively or individually, and then save the alias.
After creating the alias, we can apply the alias filter in the attribute table.
We then change the data type (filter "data type") from Owners to Parcels C, which displays all of the person's property.
In the toolbar, click on the "Cadastre" tool and select the KN import you want to edit.
An attribute table for the relevant cadastral import will open at the bottom of the map window. Click on the options icon in the upper right corner of the attribute table. A menu will appear where you can select "Edit Name" or "Delete Import."
Confirm the name change by clicking on the "Save Name" button, or delete it by clicking on the "Delete" button.
If you are deleting an unsuccessful import, the KN import details panel will open. Click on the options icon at the top of the details and confirm the deletion of the import.
An attribute table for the relevant cadastral import will open at the bottom of the map window. Click on the options icon in the upper right corner of the attribute table. A menu will appear where you can select "Edit Name" or "Delete Import."
Confirm the name change by clicking on the "Save Name" button, or delete it by clicking on the "Delete" button.
If you are deleting an unsuccessful import, the KN import details panel will open. Click on the options icon at the top of the details and confirm the deletion of the import.
Yes, if you have imported historical KN data (i.e., KN data with an older validity date - SPI), you can print out the title deed in the state it was in on the validity date of the given KN import.
In the search, simply select the "Import KN" filter and select the desired import date. Then search for the title deed and print it.
In the search, simply select the "Import KN" filter and select the desired import date. Then search for the title deed and print it.
The date of validity of KN data can be verified, but once imported, the date cannot be changed - it is therefore important to enter the correct date when importing.
All information from the map window in the "Information" tab in the "Details" panel contains information about the validity of the import (SPI validity date - descriptive data and graphic data).
In the attribute table of the relevant cadastral import, there is an icon in the upper right corner. Clicking on this icon displays a menu where you can select the "Import Details" option. The "Import Details" panel opens with information about the import, including the date of the update.
All information from the map window in the "Information" tab in the "Details" panel contains information about the validity of the import (SPI validity date - descriptive data and graphic data).
In the attribute table of the relevant cadastral import, there is an icon in the upper right corner. Clicking on this icon displays a menu where you can select the "Import Details" option. The "Import Details" panel opens with information about the import, including the date of the update.
You can import your own tax data in the "Taxes" section of the tool.
Clicking on "Import data" will open a window where you can upload your tax data. Enter the name of the import and select the import from the KN to which the tax data relates.
Select the data sourceDCOM©, URBIS, or your own data.
For a successful import of your own data, we recommend downloading the sample document (template) located in the left panel of the Data section. This will ensure that your data is in a format that the system accepts.
After uploading the file, click on the "Import data" button in the dialog window to start the import process.
You can find the import status and a list of all your own tax data in the left panel of the section.
Clicking on "Import data" will open a window where you can upload your tax data. Enter the name of the import and select the import from the KN to which the tax data relates.
Select the data sourceDCOM©, URBIS, or your own data.
For a successful import of your own data, we recommend downloading the sample document (template) located in the left panel of the Data section. This will ensure that your data is in a format that the system accepts.
After uploading the file, click on the "Import data" button in the dialog window to start the import process.
You can find the import status and a list of all your own tax data in the left panel of the section.
We can compare imports of one cadastral area with different dates of validity.
In the Cadastre navigation, select the Comparison Report tab and click the "Create Comparison" button.
To create a comparison, select two imports whose data you want to compare. You can edit the comparison name field. The comparison process may take several minutes.
The resulting comparison is displayed in the Comparison Management tab. After selecting the comparison, an attribute table with changes will open. The changes are marked in color in the map window.
In the Cadastre navigation, select the Comparison Report tab and click the "Create Comparison" button.
To create a comparison, select two imports whose data you want to compare. You can edit the comparison name field. The comparison process may take several minutes.
The resulting comparison is displayed in the Comparison Management tab. After selecting the comparison, an attribute table with changes will open. The changes are marked in color in the map window.
First, we will display the land use boundaries as a base layer. Enter the phrase "Land use boundaries" in the search field in the map window and select the map layer from last year (e.g., SK - Land use boundaries 2024) from the list of results.
In the toolbar, click on the "Cadastre" tool and select the KN import in which you want to search for the entity - an independent farmer.
An attribute table for the relevant cadastral import will open at the bottom of the map window. In the upper left part of the attribute table, change the display in the "data type" section to parcels. Then, in the last filter, search for the name of the farmer.
If you need to identify the parcels under the farmer's land, search for the "Boundaries of use" layer in the current year that interests you. In the map window, click on the entity's plot and the element panel will open. Then click on "Display KN parcels," select the desired year of KN import, and a list of all parcels under this plot will be displayed in the attribute table.
In the element panel, you can also display all agricultural parts of the entity by clicking on the "Parts of the entity" option.
Tip: In the layer details, in the "Active" tool, click on the "layer legend" icon and select your own cadastral area, for which you will change the display style from basic to color-coded according to the farmer's name (SHR).
In the toolbar, click on the "Cadastre" tool and select the KN import in which you want to search for the entity - an independent farmer.
An attribute table for the relevant cadastral import will open at the bottom of the map window. In the upper left part of the attribute table, change the display in the "data type" section to parcels. Then, in the last filter, search for the name of the farmer.
If you need to identify the parcels under the farmer's land, search for the "Boundaries of use" layer in the current year that interests you. In the map window, click on the entity's plot and the element panel will open. Then click on "Display KN parcels," select the desired year of KN import, and a list of all parcels under this plot will be displayed in the attribute table.
In the element panel, you can also display all agricultural parts of the entity by clicking on the "Parts of the entity" option.
Tip: In the layer details, in the "Active" tool, click on the "layer legend" icon and select your own cadastral area, for which you will change the display style from basic to color-coded according to the farmer's name (SHR).