The Use of PAMS (Personal AerialMappingSystem) System to Collect Aerial Geospatial Imagery for the
Development of Cadastral Plans
The Use of PAMS (Personal AerialMappingSystem) System to Collect Aerial Geospatial Imagery for the
Development of Cadastral Plans
The Use of PAMS (Personal AerialMappingSystem) System to Collect Aerial Geospatial Imagery for the Development of Cadastral Plans
Author(s): Octavian Potinga, Valeriu SeinicSubject(s): Regional Geography, Geomatics, Maps / Cartography
Published by: Editura Aeternitas
Keywords: UAVs; Surveying; Measurement; Mapping; LiDAR; cadastral; dron;
Summary/Abstract: This article reflects the advantages of using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in cadastral surveying as compared to classical data collection methods. The advantage of UAV systems lies in their high flexibility and efficiency in capturing the surface of an area from a lowflight altitude. In addition, further information such as orthoimages, elevation models and 3D objects can easily be gained from UAV images. The benefits of using UAVs in cadastral elevations and the new opportunities they offer for cadastral activity are impressive.
Journal: RevCAD Journal of Geodesy and Cadastre
- Issue Year: 2018
- Issue No: 25
- Page Range: 91-98
- Page Count: 8
- Language: English