Cadastral Mapping
Cadastral mapping refers to the process of accurately delineating and documenting the boundaries of land parcels for the purpose of establishing ownership, taxation, and land use planning. This involves the creation of detailed maps that show property lines, dimensions, and other relevant information, often using a combination of surveying techniques, geographic information systems (GIS), and aerial photography. Cadastral mapping plays a crucial role in land administration and management, helping to prevent disputes over land ownership and ensuring efficient and equitable distribution of resources.