Isu-Isu Utama yang Mengemuka Seputar Proyek ILASPP, Termasuk Komponen yang Ditangani oleh BIG (Badan Informasi Geospasial)
October 21, 2025 by airianto
Filed under Activities, Diverse, Highlight, LIDAR, My Work Mem, On Blitz, Perspective, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing, Society
“Ada beberapa isu umum yang menjadi perhatian dalam proses pelaksanaan proyek, terutama yang berkaitan dengan transparansi, koordinasi, dan akuntabilitas.”

Badan Informasi Geospasial (BIG)
Isu koordinasi dan sinergi
Proyek Integrated Land Administration and Spatial Planning (ILASP) melibatkan kolaborasi antara Read more
WORK EXECUTION AND WORK RESULT
January 19, 2008 by airianto
Filed under Photogrammetry, Uncategorized
In general, the implementation of the work of Airborne Laser Scanning (ALS) and aerial photomappingfor the construction of hydropower – Buttu Batu 2 x 100 MW is divided into 5 (five) stages of work: preparation, LiDAR and aerial photo data acquisition, LiDAR and aerial photo data processing, topographical map generation and quality control. The installation and measurement of the control point has not done by PT APG because it has been completed by PT Ajisaka team. PT APG uses only Read more
Photogrammetry
May 15, 2007 by airianto
Filed under Geomatics Science, Photogrammetry
Photogrammetry may be defined as the art, science, and technology of obtaining reliable information about physical objects and the environment. This is done through a process of recording, measuring, and interpreting aerial and terrestrial photographs. In a sense, the word photogrammetry may be analyzed in two parts: photo – meaning “picture,” and grammetry – meaning “measurement.” Therefore; photo-measurement.
Early developments in the theory and science of photogrammetry occurred many years before the actual invention of a suitable means to apply the application. As time pressed on, the theories became reality, and the necessary technologies became available. The timing could not have been better. Photogrammetry has become one of the most widely and technically accepted means for creating maps. Most of the development began in European countries and later spilled over into the U.S. and Canada.






