Экзамен зачет учебный год 2023 / Zevenbergen, Land Registration

maar in beperkte mate opgaat, kan dit worden beschreven als “een ketting is zo sterk als zijn zwakste schakel”. Helaas weten we (nog) niet hoe de sterkte van iedere schakel afzonderlijk op een vergelijkbare wijze te meten, en misschien zou de vergelijking moeten zijn met een meervoudig snoer, waarbij de zwakke plek in de ene streng gecompenseerd kan worden door genoeg kracht in de andere strengen. Uiteindelijk kan alleen het trekken aan de hele ketting of snoer ons vertellen hoe sterk deze is; ergo wat de betrouwbaarheid van het grondboekhoudingsysteem is.

Het antwoord op de onderzoeksvraag is:

De onderlinge relaties tussen de technische, juridische en organisatorische aspecten zijn zo sterk, dat –in de context van dit onderzoek– alleen het totale effect kan worden bepaald door middel van de mate van betrouwbaarheid, en dat we er van uit moeten gaan dat de aspecten samen als geheel invloed hebben op de mogelijkheden voor het systeem om zijn doel te realiseren.

CURRICULUM VITAE

Jaap Zevenbergen was born in 1965 in the South of the Netherlands, but grew up on a farm in the newly reclaimed polder Flevoland. After completing his secondary education, he spent a year as an exchange student in the United States. From 1984 till 1992 he studied, partly parallel, Geodetic Engineering at the Delft University of Technology and Dutch Law at the University of Leiden. Since 1989 he has worked at the Geodetic Department of the Delft University of Technology, where he became an assistant professor in 1991.

Areas in which he lectures or has lectured include cadastre and land registration, property law, physical planning, land consolidation and organizational and legal aspects of local land information systems and national geo-information infrastructures. At numerous occasions he has lectured to students from Central and Eastern Europe.

In the areas of land registration, cadastre and land information systems Mr. Zevenbergen has undertaken research projects, authored and co-authored papers and articles, supervised student projects as well as MSc and PhD theses, participated in national and international consultancies and acted as advisor to the Dutch Ministry of Housing, Physical Planning and the Environment. Since 1995 he worked, mostly parallel to this, on the underlying PhD study.

Mr. Zevenbergen contributed to the administration of the Geodetic Department as a member of the General Board (1993-1995) and as a member, secretary and chairman of the Study Board (1991-1993 and 1999-date). He was involved with several redesigns of study programs (both in Delft and in Ljubljana, Slovenia), three of which he co-authored. He fulfils and has fulfilled several other functions related to educational processes.

Mr. Zevenbergen is married with three children. He is actively involved in organizing church activities in the English language in Delft.