THE ROLE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE SPECIALIST IN THE FIELD OF LAND RESOURCES AND CADASTRE
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15666999
Keywords:
English language specialist, land resources, cadastre, technical translation, international collaboration, multilingual projects, land management systems, professional communicationAbstract
This article examines the significant role of English language specialists in the
field of land resources and cadastre. As the field becomes increasingly globalized and
technologically advanced, the need for accurate communication, technical translation,
and international collaboration has grown. English language professionals contribute to
the development of clear technical documentation, support multilingual project
implementation, and enhance communication between experts from different countries.
Their expertise ensures effective knowledge exchange and contributes to the overall
progress of land management systems.
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