Do you disagree with a neighbour about a boundary?
We explain what the available mapping and documents show, where they differ and what cannot be resolved from maps alone.
We answer specific questions about land and spatial change
We identify the study area and clarify what you need to check. You can confirm the property visually before submitting your request.
We use Geographic Information Systems, remote sensing and spatial analysis to reconstruct changes, locate features and study spatial relationships that are not always apparent from a simple visual inspection.
Boundary disputes between neighbours
One line on one map cannot settle a discrepancy
We compare the Spanish Cadastre parcel map with the deeds and plans supplied, available land-registry information, aerial imagery and identifiable features on the ground. We explain the date and precision of each source and whether a field survey is needed.
The report uses comparative maps to show where sources agree or differ. A cadastral line does not, by itself, decide ownership or settle a dispute; correction or formal boundary determination may require a separate procedure.
How has a plot changed over time?
We analyse changes in land use, crops, vegetation, area and other territorial features.
Do you need to know whether a track existed previously?
We can study its presence, alignment and evolution where sufficient information exists to reconstruct it.
Do you need to study a livestock trail or a change of land use?
We assess its spatial and temporal component within the available technical scope.
Deliverable
What the client receives
The work is delivered as a technical mapping report tailored to the question being assessed, together with the maps and graphical material needed to understand the configuration or evolution of the land.
- Case-specific mapping. Maps prepared to show plots, tracks, areas, uses, enclosures and other relevant features clearly.
- Spatial or temporal reconstruction. Where required, the analysis documents how a feature changed or what its configuration was at different points in time.
- Measurements and spatial relationships. Areas, distances, relative positions and other spatial metrics may be included where useful to answer the technical question.
- Conclusions and limits of the analysis. The report distinguishes what can be supported by the available evidence from matters that would require a specific administrative, land-registry or judicial procedure.
The cartographic reports are issued with professional authorship as Expert Geographer (Perito Geógrafo). Where the assignment has an expert-report or court purpose, the document separates observable facts, measurements, technical interpretation, conclusions and limitations.
Types of analysis
What we can study
Do you need to know how a piece of land has changed over time?
We can analyse the spatial and temporal evolution of plots, tracks, land uses, vegetation, crops and other relevant features, provided suitable information exists to reconstruct that evolution.
Do you need to analyse boundaries, tracks or other territorial features?
We can study the location, configuration and evolution of enclosures, tracks and access routes, livestock trails, areas, plots and other geographically defined features.
Does your case require a specific spatial analysis?
Many cases do not fit a fixed service. If there is a geographic component that can be analysed technically, we will assess what scope the study could have.