Integration of Geospatial Data into the Cadastre System
Abstract
Abstract. Remote sensing serves as a fundamental tool for the creation and regular updating of cadastral maps. In the era of digital technologies, the integration of data obtained from unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), satellites, and multispectral sensors significantly enhances the precision and efficiency of cadastral activities. Remote sensing systems encompass advanced methods such as photogrammetry, geographic information systems (GIS), geoinformatics, and statistical modeling, contributing to comprehensive spatial data analysis. The implementation of a phased approach to digital mapping—at national (1:100,000), regional (1:10,000), and local (1:2,000) scales—forms the basis for the systematic maintenance of state cadastres. This study highlights the importance of remote sensing in acquiring high-resolution, reliable data for sustainable land management and effective cadastral planning.