Scientific Foundations of Application of New Effective Technologies in Land Surveying Studies (On the Example of Talgar District, Almaty Region)

2024

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DOI 10.18280/i2m.230301
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Abstract

The study aims to develop and scientifically outline the methodology and technological innovations in land surveying aimed at optimizing the processes of land registration, planning, and sustainable land use.The methods used include analytical, statistical, functional, deductive, and synthetic approaches.In the course of the study aimed at developing the scientific basis for the application of new technologies in land surveying studies in Talgar district of Almaty region, modern technologies were analyzed, as well as their potential.In the last ten years, the land management system has undergone a process of renewal, modernization, and digital transformation, including the introduction of information and communication technologies.The main objective of this process is to simplify the search, collection, and structuring of information in the field of land management and cadaster, as well as to improve the interaction between different agencies involved in land management.Such technologies can be distributed registry systems (blockchain), big data processing, neurotechnology, and artificial intelligence.The potential of these technologies in the context of improving land administration was explored.