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Take pictures to detect violations
The Popular Committee of District 12 coordinates with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Ho Chi Minh City to implement a project to build a spatial database for the management of urban construction order and environmental resources using technology remote sensing GIS (geographic information). “The entire area of District 12 and the surrounding areas like Go Vap and Cu Chi will be scanned and photographed. GIS will classify and evaluate construction work fluctuations and compare them with planning data, detect location announcements and photos of construction violations based on cadastral documents. The photographic dataset has cadastral maps superimposed and also serves to monitor the process of issuing new rose books, ”said Mr. Le Truong Hai Hieu, Chairman of the District 12 People’s Committee.
In District 2, the government also had a plan to incorporate GIS technology into construction order management. When using this technology, simply “scan” the entire house to see whether to build according to the design or not. If the permit is not correct, it is possible to immediately locate the poorly constructed house … This applied technology will limit the human impact in the process of handling construction violations and solution “Bottleneck” of the thin force faced by districts today.
A leader of the Map Measurement Center (under the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Natural Resources and Environment) said the project is currently being tested in District 12. The drones will fly once a month or maybe once. every 3 months. The area will be photographed, each time it is taken, how the house is changed, then it will be compared with the building permit to know if the building is licensed or not. Furthermore, this technology will also determine whether the rivers, canals and canals are leveled and invaded, building illegal houses on them or not. If the test is successful, this model will be replicated in other locations.
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