Geochang-gun Utilizes High-Resolution Drone Footage for Cadastral Reinvestigation

Shortening Project Duration and Providing Accurate Land Information to Landowners

Geochang-gun is capturing high-resolution drone footage for cadastral resurvey.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Choi Soon-kyung] On the 17th, Geochang-gun, Gyeongnam announced that it will capture high-resolution drone images of 2,006 land parcels (774,525㎡) across 8 districts involved in the cadastral re-survey project.

The cadastral re-survey project is a national initiative to be carried out until 2030, aimed at correcting discrepancies between the registered details in the cadastral records and the actual land use, and converting paper-based cadastral maps into digital cadastral data.

To facilitate smooth project progress, the county plans to provide intuitive materials by overlaying high-resolution drone images with cadastral maps and on-site survey results, allowing landowners to easily identify parcel boundaries and actual land use at a glance.

This will enable accurate verification of real boundaries of various structures that could not be confirmed through low-resolution aerial photos on portal sites, playing a significant role in efficient project implementation and shortening the project duration.

Jung Hyun-soo, Head of the Civil Complaints Communication Division, stated, “Through the cadastral re-survey project, we will do our best to protect residents’ property rights and resolve land disputes to provide improved land administration services,” adding, “Resident cooperation is essential for project progress, so we ask for your great interest and active support.”

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