Cadastre, A systematic state record of land parcels, including their location, boundaries, area, category, owner, and value., Cadastral number, A unique, non-repeating identification code assigned to a land parcel when it is registered. It stays the same while the parcel exists as a single unit. It has a hierarchical structure (region, district, cadastral quarter, parcel number)., Land parcel, A piece of land with defined and registered boundaries. It is the object of rights and obligations., Cadastral quarter, A territorial unit grouping parcels for easier record keeping. Parcels within it receive sequential numbers., Land category, The legal classification of land by its main purpose (e.g. agricultural land, settlement land, industrial land)., Owner, The individual or legal entity that holds rights to a land parcel., Easement, The right of another person or the state to make limited use of a parcel (e.g. access road, pipeline route)., Cadastral value, The value of a parcel set by official state valuation, used to calculate taxes and payments., GIS, A system for collecting, storing, processing, analyzing, and displaying spatial data. QGIS is one such program., Feature, A single element in a layer, such as one land parcel. Each feature has geometry and attributes., Projection, A method of transferring the curved surface of the Earth onto a flat map., Scale, The ratio between a distance on the map and the real distance on the ground., Data type, Defines what kind of value a field holds: text, integer, decimal, or date., Search, Finding the required record among a large amount of data., Select, Marking and highlighting features on the map and in the table. Selected features usually appear in yellow., Sort, Arranging records in a defined order based on a field value. The number of rows does not change., Ascending, From smallest to largest (1, 2, 3) or alphabetical (A, B, C)., Descending, From largest to smallest

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