| 英文摘要 |
Taiwan is located in the most active circum-Pacific seismic zone in the world. The Philippine Sea plate continues to converge towards the Eurasian plate at a rate of about 8.2 cm/yr, causing the land to have varying degrees of linear and nonlinear motion, which results in significant displacement of the basic survey, and jointly effects the measurement accuracy of applied survey. As a result, it causes cadastral survey inaccurate and disputes. This study sorts out the recorded earthquake information in Taiwan over the years and finds that 7 of the earthquakes caused horizontal displacements up to the meter level. Especially, it analyzes the surface displacement of the ''921 Chi-Chi Earthquake'' and its impact on the cadaster, confirming that Taiwan's land activities have indeed had a serious impact on the geodetic datum. Therefore, the cadastral boundary line is seriously inconsistent with the actual situation on the ground. This study discusses the feasibility of dynamic and semi-dynamic operations with time-variant datum, and incorporates inter-seismic deformation factors to correct the problems faced by Taiwan's current static datum in response to changing land characteristics. Regarding the problems faced by Taiwan's cadastral operations in response to land movement, this study puts forward: 1. Determine the timing of the impact of time-varying datum on cadastral indications, 2. The adoption of geodetic datum should be transparent, 3. Laws and regulations should be amended accordingly, 4. Strengthen the training of surveyors, 5. Social cognition adjustment for cadaster, for follow-up references to solve the problems of cadastral operations and land movement. |