The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has expressed its commitment to utilizing new technologies such as AI and digital twins in land surveys.
On September 14, the ministry announced that it will hold the '6th Digital Land Day' event on the 16th at the National Land Information Education Center in Gongju, South Chungcheong Province, in collaboration with the Korea Land and Geospatial Informatix Corporation (LX).
'Digital Land Day' is an annual event commemorating the enactment of the Special Act on Land Survey (September 16, 2011), aimed at reflecting on the achievements of land survey projects and strengthening collaborative frameworks.
The land survey project aims to correct discrepancies between actual land conditions and registered information, transitioning from traditional paper-based records to digital formats. This national initiative has been underway since 2012 and is set to continue until 2030.
During this year's ceremony, LX will be re-designated as the 'responsible institution for land survey projects,' and a certificate will be awarded to the organization for its public role in supporting surveying and investigation tasks.
Jeong Ui-gyeong, Director of the Land and Urban Policy Bureau at the Ministry, stated, “We will actively integrate new technologies such as AI and digital twins into land surveys to better protect citizens' land property rights. We aim to establish a digital land that serves as a solid foundation for future mobility and smart cities.”
* This article has been translated by AI.
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