Analysis of Data Acquisition Accuracy with UAV

Balázsik, V; Tóth, Zoltán; Abdurahmanov, Ilhom

doi:10.52939/ijg.v17i1.1697

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“…It is known that any level of salinization of lands causes threefold damage to farms that grow agricultural products. Firstly, it leads to a decrease in crop yields, on the other hand, it reduces product quality, and thirdly, it increases the material and capital costs spent on restoring and increasing soil fertility [23]. For example, in practice, one of the most important melioration measures is the leaching of crop fields.…”

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Innovative organization and increase of efficiency of agricultural melioration measures of Uzbekistan

Mukhtorov,

Sultanov,

Ismailov

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Global population growth and the deepening of globalization processes make it necessary to increase the production of food and other material goods for human consumption in proportion and to improve their quality from an environmental point of view. The analysis shows that in world practice, this problem is often solved by extensive factors, mainly by expanding the area under agricultural crops. However, the limited amount of available arable land is estimated at Rs 1,500 mln. hectares. Therefore, it can be said that almost all the reserves of arable land have been used by mankind. Therefore, the development of additional lands and the prevention of the possible ecological crisis, and on this basis the efficient use of arable land, in turn, necessitates the reproduction of natural resources on the basis of innovative solutions and ensuring a balance between human economic activity. The role of land melioration as one of the factors of intensification of agricultural production is high and plays a primary and key role in ensuring the efficiency of the sector.

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Innovative organization and increase of efficiency of agricultural melioration measures of Uzbekistan

Mukhtorov,

Sultanov,

Ismailov

et al. 2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…The consequence of this is a decrease in biological diversity, climate change, and water problems. The consequence of environmental degradation is every fourth death in the world, which means 12.6 million people a year [7][8][9].…”

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Technogenic impact assessment on the environment of Pavlodar region using GIS technologies

Kakabayev,

Yermekova,

Baikenova

et al. 2023

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Pavlodar region is the largest industrial center of Kazakhstan. There are three cities with developed industries in the region: Pavlodar, Ekibastuz, and Aksu. A diversified industrial complex has developed in the region, which is focused on the production of electricity, alumina, oil products, mechanical engineering, the food industry, and building materials. The consequences of the rapid development of industry in the Pavlodar region were the highest rate of emissions of pollutants into the atmosphere in the Republic of Kazakhstan. According to the observations of environmentalists, the state of the atmospheric air in the region has deteriorated since the 1990s. Air pollution in industrial cities has a detrimental effect not only on human life, but also on animals, plants, and microorganisms, and also damages the economy of the region. Enormous damage to the waters of the Irtysh is caused by the enterprises of Pavlodar, as well as many enterprises of the East Kazakhstan region, the territory of which flows through most of the Irtysh River. Another no less significant environmental problem is the chemical pollution of the city of Pavlodar with mercury, associated with the Pavlodar chemical plant. Thus, one of the main tasks of the region is to improve the environmental situation.

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“…For a consistent continuation of this type of work, we consider it necessary to carry out research in the following areas [10,11]:…”

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Application of orthophotomaps in land cadastre

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This article is devoted to obtaining and using orthophotomaps in the land cadastre. Efficient use and monitoring of land and water resources in Uzbekistan open up a wide range of opportunities with the use of orthophotomaps obtained from aerospace images. At the same time, the effective organization of state control over land use, the introduction of modern technologies in the field, and the accounting of land resources remain insufficiently organized. In particular, in cadastral plans, the boundary description for registered land plots is inconsistent with their real site location. Therefore, at present, special attention is paid to the geodetic and cartographic support of the cadastral system on the basis of modern geographical information systems, registration of objects, design, and creation of digital maps. The study discussed the issues is the development of orthophotomaps in the land cadastre and the improvement of methods for their regular renewal using modern technologies. As a result of this study, the orthophoto maps were obtained for the Karakul district of the Bukhara region, and a cadastral map was created by vectorization.

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Analysis of Data Acquisition Accuracy with UAV

Cited by 14 publications

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Innovative organization and increase of efficiency of agricultural melioration measures of Uzbekistan

Innovative organization and increase of efficiency of agricultural melioration measures of Uzbekistan

Technogenic impact assessment on the environment of Pavlodar region using GIS technologies

Application of orthophotomaps in land cadastre

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