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Please note: The algorithm descriptions in English have been automatically translated. Errors may have been introduced in this process. For the original descriptions, go to the Dutch version of the Algorithm Register.

Transfer

Land Registry

Land development brings together the wishes and interests of many parties, such as farmers, nature management organisations and governments. Based on all these wishes and interests, Transfer gives the best possible solution to redesign an area.

Last change on 4th of June 2024, at 11:18 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
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Other algorithms
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General information

Theme

Nature and Environment

Begin date

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Contact information

https://formulieren.kadaster.nl/contact_kadaster_algoritmeregister

Responsible use

Goal and impact

Transfer helps solve complex land planning issues.

Considerations

With Transfer, we can address a complex issue objectively.

Human intervention

Human in the loop. Transfer is a tool to get to the final solution.

Risk management

Minimal risk

Legal basis

This is in the implementation phase the Willow. Read more on the Parcel with the Willow page .

Operations

Data

The data comes from right-holders (according to the Land Registry, but also tenants, for example). Furthermore, we use: maps and the wishes and policy intentions of stakeholders.

Technical design

The models were developed based on studies by TU Delft. It is an optimisation algorithm. This means that the best option is chosen from all possible solutions. This involves a limited set of options. Transfer therefore does not create new options, but seeks the best from existing ones.

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