THE USE OF REMOTE SENSING DATA IN THE SYSTEM OF REGULATION OF LAND RELATIONS

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Галина Анатольевна Ефимова Лаура Арменовна Мкртчян

Abstract

The research conducted by the authors shows that the use of remote sensing data in the system of land relations regulation makes it possible to increase the effectiveness of monitoring and control over land use, as well as contributes to the sustainable development of agricultural and urban areas.


In general, the article represents a valuable scientific contribution to the field of application of modern remote sensing technologies to improve the system of regulation of land relations, which can be useful for specialists in the field of geoinformatics, geodesy, ecology and land management.

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Land economics and policies

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