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Library Towards Cadastral Intelligence?: Extracting visible boundaries from UAV data through image analysis and machine learning

Towards Cadastral Intelligence?: Extracting visible boundaries from UAV data through image analysis and machine learning

Towards Cadastral Intelligence?: Extracting visible boundaries from UAV data through image analysis and machine learning

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May 2019
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NARCIS:ut:oai:ris.utwente.nl:publications/c42e7e9d-cbdc-41b5-b0e2-88d1452dc4a5

The inability to access formal land registration systems fosters insecure land tenure and conflicts, especially in developing countries. This calls for low-cost and scalable mapping solutions aligning with fit-for-purpose land administration. The work presented in this article supports the UAV-based mapping of land tenure inspired by state-of-the-art approaches from remote sensing, geoinformatics and computer vision. The guiding question is how to develop an automated approach that promotes the paradigm shift towards cadastral intelligence which integrates human-based expert knowledge with automatically generated machine-based knowledge. online version:

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Crommelinck, S.C.
Koeva, M.N.
Department of Earth Observation Science
UT-I-ITC-ACQUAL
Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation
Department of Urban and Regional Planning and Geo-Information Management
UT-I-ITC-PLUS