Site based data modelling for indigenous land tenure systems
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The Native Title Act (1993) and the Aboriginal Land Rights Act (NT) (1976) add an extra layer of consideration to land tenure interests in Northern Australia. Traditional Indigenous perspectives follow a site based ontology which is still practiced across most parts of Northern Australia. This paper presents preliminary research into a site based spatial data model for tracking Indigenous Land Tenure.
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Watkinson, S. and Veenendaal, B. 2015. Site based data modelling for indigenous land tenure systems, Proceedings of the Research@Locate 15 Conference, Mar 10-12 2015, pp. 13-20. Brisbane, Australia.
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