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Unmanned Aerial Systems in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders
UAV-g-2013, 4 Sept. 2013, Rostock
M. Rijsdijk Dutch Cadastre
W.H.M. van Hinsbergh Dutch Cadastre
W. Witteveen Dutch Cadastre
G.H.M. ten Buuren Dutch Police
G.A. Schakelaar Dutch Police
M. van Persie * NLR
G. Poppinga NLR
R. Ladiges NLR
UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Overview
� Introduction
� Experiments
� Technical aspects
� Recent activities
� Conclusions and recommendations
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Introduction
Task of Dutch Cadaster� Maintaining an actual and complete registration of ownership,
cadastral maps and juridical borders of real estate� Verification: identification of parcel boundary by seller
and buyer� Registration: accurate measurement of boundary by
surveying
Improvement of production process� More efficient, better quality� Opportunities with small UAVs and SFM processing
� Verification on photographs (attendance easier)� Registration by photo-measurements
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Introduction
Research question� How useful are UAS in the juridical verification process of cadastral borders of
ownership at the Kadaster in The Netherlands?� Requirements
– Photographs can be used for verification of border by parties– Borders can be accurately measured with photographs (6cm)
Cooperation started� Dutch Cadaster: cadastral borders and mapping� Dutch Police: crime scene reconstruction� Dutch National Aerospace Laboratory NLR: UAS and geomatics knowledge
Experiments� Austerlitz pyramid� Nunspeet residential area� Nunspeet residential area, commercial� Hanze railway section, commercial
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Experiment Austerlitz
Austerlitz pyramid� Objective: Get acquainted with technology� Flat 180x180m area with pyramid of 30m � Jan 2012, very cold day� AscTec Falcon UAS with Panasonic L3 camera
from Police� Five flights with grids of about 100 photo’s� 24 ground markers by GNSS surveying� Afterwards processing with Bundler/PMVS2/VisualSFM
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Experiment Austerlitz
Austerlitz results� Flight planning works fine, include enough photos at borders� Short battery time due to cold weather� Enhance visibility of control points � In total 480 good quality photos with 80% overlap and 1cm detail� For processing sufficient computer power and memory are required� Lacking step from relative point cloud to referenced ortho-photo� Accuracy limited to 10cm
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Experiment Nunspeet
Nunspeet residential area� Objective: Apply technology in known Cadastral situation� Flat area of 80x200m with 20 new houses� March 2012� Ground control and boundary check points measured by
GNSS surveying, using professional markers� AscTec Falcon UAS with Panasonic L3 camera from Police� Camera calibrated with test pattern� Municipal permission arranged to fly over houses� Three flights with grids of about 100 photo’s� Processing with PhotoModeller Scanner and PhotoScan Professional
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Experiment Nunspeet
Nunspeet results� During third flight problems with platform > aborted� 105 photos covering 70% of the area, 80% overlap, 1cm detail� Control points well visible� Ortho-photo produced with PhotoScan, accuracy 5cm� 3D model lot of artefacts, limited effect on orthophoto� Thorough understanding of relevant aspects and requirements
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Experiment Nunspeet-2
Nunspeet 2� Objective: Gain experience with commercial available services� OrbitGIS hired to acquire photoset and produce ortho-photo� Same Nunspeet area to make comparison with earlier experiment� June 2012� Ground control acquired by Cadaster� Microdrone MD-4 1000 with Olympus E-P3 OGT camera� Two flights in which 360 photo’s were gathered� Processing by OrbitGIS with Orbit Strabo Photogrammetry
software
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Experiment Nunspeet-2
Nunspeet-2 results� 360 photos gathered in two flights with 80% overlap and 1cm detail� Accurate ortho-photo delivered with accuracy of 3cm maximum� Ortho-photo generated from manual build DEM
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Technical aspects
Acquisition� Platforms:
– AscTec, Microdrone, difference in endurance, payload – Special mission planning software– Enough coverage required– Stability during photo capture
� Cameras – Calibration with test pattern and software functionality– Settings for zoom level, exposure time, color balance,
autofocus� Ground control
– Visibility
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Technical aspects
Data processing� Software functionality
� Full processing chain required
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3D Extraction
Software
VisualSFM/
Bundler/PMVS2
PhotoScan
Professional
PhotoModeller
Scanner
Orbit Strabo
Photogramm.
User friendliness + ++ + ?
Settings - - + ?
Full chain - ++ + ++
availability open commercial commercial embedded
- import photo and meta - point cloud generation - DTM/DEM generation
- alignment/bundle block adjustment - mesh optimizaton - textured 3D model generation
- camera calibration - ortho-photo generation - measurements
- geo referencing - product export /GIS integration - stereo display
UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Technical aspects
� Geometric accuracies – Geometric measurements done in photo’s, ortho-photo, stereo model?
– Use of DEM or DTM for ortho-photo?
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Nunspeet with PhotoScan Professional absolute XYerror
(vector length) cm
XY st. deviation
cm
accuracy of 7 gcp's (as base for model)
model computation error 3.1 1.4
measurement in photo's 3.5 1.6
accuracy of 15 check points (boundaries)
measured in photo's 4.9 2.3
measured in ortho-photo 7.4 6.3
UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Technical aspects
� Quality of 3D point cloud– Problems with vertical walls, fences, repetitive structures, vegetation– Effect on recognition of boundaries, reliability for clients
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Recent activities
Cadaster test for Hanzeline railway section� Objective: usability of UAS in surveying process for larger (not easy
accessible) areas, comparison with traditional surveying� Agricultural area of 100 ha near Kampen, new borders� Commercially flown by MAVinci. Five flights resulting in 5500 photo’s� Processed by GEO-ID: ortho-mosaic with 2cm detail and 4cm accuracy� Measurement in ortho-photo’s and by surveying: problems to identify border
of ditches, 3D information might help� Evaluation of costs: UAS photo based 4x costs of traditional surveying (pure
measurements in photo’s 8x cheaper than measurements in terrain)
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Recent activities
Student by Dutch Police� Computation of full Austerlitz model with PhotoScanner Professional: 2cm
accuracy for check points.� Evaluation of usability/accuracy for crime scene investigation
– Shoe footprint profile– Person in hole in ground– Outdoor location with building and car
NLR� Building modelling, also based on video observations
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UAS in the process of Juridical Verification of Cadastral Borders UAV-g-2013, Rostock
Conclusions and recommendations
Conclusions� Technically UAS based systems can be used for cadastral border
verification and measurement� UAV based systems in combination with SFM processing techniques can
provide ortho-mosaics with sufficient accuracy for Cadastral real estate border measurements
� The detailed ortho-mosaics are suited for involved parcel owners to verify the boundaries
� Measurement of ditch borders is difficult in ortho-photo’s, but could be supported by a 3D model / visualization
� Operationally the cadaster waits with introduction of the UAS based ortho-mosaics� Costs are too high at the moment, compared to traditional methods� Regulations for UAS operation at this moment gives still a lot of
limitations� Drones at this moment are negatively positioned by the press (privacy,
hostile)� Larger areas with single client (like railway) seem more interesting than
smaller private parcels (like new residential quarter)
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Conclusions and recommendations
� Detailed photosets offer new possibilities� 3D model fit well with trend to 3D mapping� Data acquisition has not necessarily to be done by UAS� For construction activities the same mosaic can be used by client to
indicate changed boundaries and support construction process, and cadaster to update the ownership situation
Recommendations� Evaluate possibilities of other products from detailed aerial photo’s,
like 3D point clouds, textured and stereo models for cadastral applications, including mapping
� Look at reduction of gcp collection to reduce costs
� Work out pilot in combination with construction company to investigate shared use of same data
� Further work out business case and criteria for usability
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