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TERMS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SPATIAL OBJECTS BY THE UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS USED FOR LAND CONSOLIDATION
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The article deals with the creation and verification of a new procedure for the determination of spatial objects contained in the VFP (land exchange format in the Czech Republic) necessary for complex landscaping and landscape protection by UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems). It focuses on verifying spatial accuracy on a pilot sample of data obtained by double scanning at the Obratan test site and establishing input parameters and conditions for site mapping so that the new method of unmanned aerial systems complies with the existing legal and technical regulations in the implementation of the land modifications valid in the Czech Republic. The result is a methodology that includes research results aimed at determining the spatial accuracy of the points, its usage parameters and the reliability of the deployment. It also contains information about UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) calibration, deployment profitability, and software data processing methods. The second objective is the harmonization of legislation and the creation of a procedure for the acquisition of geospatial data in land consolidation where UAS methods have so far not been accepted.
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