2D parcels do not describe every modern spatial right.
Multi-level buildings, underground spaces and elevated infrastructure introduce relationships that are difficult to express using only a flat parcel representation.
A research and prototype direction exploring a backward-compatible volumetric extension of India’s ULPIN framework for three-dimensional land administration.
Multi-level buildings, underground spaces and elevated infrastructure introduce relationships that are difficult to express using only a flat parcel representation.
The proposed architecture keeps the existing parcel identity as the stable parent and adds derivative volumetric references for 3D objects.
Drone imagery, LiDAR, CAD/BIM, GNSS/CORS and terrain data provide complementary evidence.
Asynchronous processing can combine modalities and generate candidate footprints, heights and meshes.
A licensed surveyor reviews and adjusts generated geometry before official registration.
The research discusses LADM, CityGML, OGC 3D Tiles, PostGIS and object storage as parts of the architecture.
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