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Ministry of Rural Development

3D ULPIN Generation and vertical Property Mapping SYstem

SIH26011SoftwareSmart Automation

Official description

Background: With rapid urbanization and vertical growth of cities, conventional 2D land record Systems are becoming inadequate for managing modern urban properties.Existing land administration systems are primarily designed to identify surface-level land parcels and are unable to uniquely define ownership rights associated with multi- storey apartments, underground infrastructure, elevated transport corridors, parking spaces, air-rights, and subsurface utility networks. Description: The proposed solution Should develop an advanced 3D ULPIN(Unique Land Parcel ldentification Number) Generation and vertical Property Mapping system capable of creating unique spatial identities for: . Surface land parcels . Multi-storey apartments . Underground infrastructure The system should integrate: . Drone imagery . LiDAR/3D Point cloud data . GIS parcel layers . Building floor Plans . GNSS/CORS-based coordinates . Digital Elevation Models (DEM/DSM) The solution should also incorporate AI/ML capabilities for: . Automated building extraction . Floor segmentation . Vertical Parcel delineation . lntelligent topology validation Expected Solution: The expected outcome is development of a scalable and interoperable 3D cadastral framework capable of: . Generating standardized 3D ULPINs . Mapping vertical and underground ownership rights . Supporting volumetric cadastre systems . Enabling accurate urban property governance . Reducing ownership conflicts and ambiguities . lmproving infrastructure planning and utility management

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