The document discusses modern geo-information techniques used in land management and administration. It provides an overview of the use of geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing at the Royal University of Agriculture's Faculty of Land Management and Administration in Cambodia. Specifically, it covers the current situation of modern techniques at the faculty, methodological background of GIS, applications of GIS and remote sensing, challenges and opportunities of using orthophoto maps, and concludes with the current situation in Cambodia.

1. Modern Geo-Information Techniques in
Land Management and Administration
Dr. Jan-Peter Mund
Integrated Expert (gtz/CIM)
at the Royal University of Agriculture
(ROYAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE )
Faculty of Land Management and Administration (FLMA)
Supported by the Land Management and Administration Project (LMAP)
Ministry of Land Management and Urban Planning and Construction

2. Content of the presentation
Situation of modern techniques at the faculty
Methodological background of GIS
Areas of GIS Applications
Challenges for remote sensing in the cadastre
process
Opportunities of Ortho-Photo-Maps
Situation in Cambodia
Conclusion
15-11-2003
Dr. Jan-Peter Mund; gtz/CIM integrated expert Academic year 2003 – 2004 2