Eka Djunarsjah
This research aims to evaluate the potential for implementing the Land Administration Domain Model (LADM) in maritime cadastre management in Indonesia. This activity involved interviews with officials and staff at the Yogyakarta City and Sleman Regency Land Offices, as well as direct observation of the implementation of the Computerized Land Activity (KKP) system. This study also analyzes literature related to national regulations, such as Law Number 27 of 2007, as well as the international standard LADM (ISO 19152). The main problem addressed in this research is the limitations of the existing land administration system, which has not been able to optimally integrate spatial and non-spatial data, especially in marine areas. The research results show that LADM can increase transparency, accuracy and interoperability of data in marine land administration. However, challenges such as limited technological capacity, data validation, and inter-agency synchronization require attention. This research produced a LADM implementation roadmap consisting of three stages: preliminary study, pilot project, and national implementation. Strategic recommendations have been prepared to support the development of a LADM-based land administration system, with a focus on coastal and marine areas.
Evaluate the effectiveness and challenges of the Computerized Land Activities (KKP) system in the study area. Identifying the potential for implementing LADM to increase transparency and efficiency in marine land administration. Prepare LADM strategic recommendations. Providing scientific contributions in the form of posters, video documentation and final reports.
Increasing transparency and efficiency in marine land administration. Provides a policy basis for the implementation of LADM in Indonesia.