Towards UAV-based Land Tenure Data Acquisition

C. Stöcker; F.C. Nex; M.N. Koeva; R.M. Bennett; J.A. Zevenbergen

Towards UAV-based Land Tenure Data Acquisition

C. Stöcker^*, F.C. Nex, M.N. Koeva, R.M. Bennett, J.A. Zevenbergen

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The realm of land administration is currently being challenged: conventional western-oriented land administration systems have mostly failed to supply their expected results in developing countries. Amongst others, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are evolving as a tool for alternative land tenure data acquisition approaches. However, major bottlenecks such as regulatory frameworks and time-consuming ground truthing are issues currently hindering large-scale implementation. This study sheds light into the design process of UAV-based data acquisition workflows and reveals results of initial field tests in Rwanda and Germany. Insights of operational challenges and data quality measures will be presented. The research is associated with the EU H2020 project “its4land”.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2017
Event	Annual Symposium of the Netherlands Centre for Geodesy and Geo-Informatics (NCG) 2017 - Delft Technical University, Delft, Netherlands Duration: 2 Nov 2017 → 2 Nov 2017

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Conference	Annual Symposium of the Netherlands Centre for Geodesy and Geo-Informatics (NCG) 2017
Abbreviated title	NCG Symposium 2017
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Delft
Period	2/11/17 → 2/11/17

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