Research and Applied Activities
The department is actively engaged in research in the following areas:
Real estate cadastre and maintenance of the Unified State Register of Real Estate (EGRN);
Digital land resource management;
Land valuation and land relations regulation;
Engineering geodesy, remote sensing, and GIS;
Land use planning and forecasting in the agricultural sector.
Modern specialized software is used in the learning process, with training conducted in computer labs, research laboratories, and training sites that reflect real industry conditions.
Additionally, the department offers retraining and professional development programs in land management, cadastre, GIS, and related disciplines, making it an important platform for lifelong learning and specialist retraining.
New Effective Technologies in Land Surveying Studies: Experience from Talgar District, Almaty Region
In June 2024, the scientific journal Instrumentation Mesure Métrologie (Vol. 23, No. 3, pp. 183-191) published a study on the application of new effective technologies in land surveying, using Talgar District in the Almaty Region as a case study.
The authors — Dariga Sagandykova, Galimzhan Ussypbaev, Elmira Khassamdinova, Ardak Omarbekova, and Nazymkul Zhangarasheva — analyzed how digital solutions such as blockchain, big data, and artificial intelligence contribute to improving the efficiency of land resource accounting and management.
The study highlights the importance of economic analysis and cooperation with legislative bodies for successful innovation implementation. It also emphasizes the need to train qualified specialists to work with new technologies.
The full article is available at: https://iieta.org/journals/i2m/paper/10.18280/i2m.230301
Senior lecturer of the Department of Land Resources and Cadastre, PhD Gulsim Aitkhozhayeva, has won a grant competition for young researchers under the "Zhas Galym" (Young Scientist) program.
Project title:
Development of an Efficiency Criterion for Sustainable Land Use.
Project duration:
Start — January 2024, End — December 2026. Total duration — 36 months.
Project objective:
To study the theoretical and practical foundations of the sustainable land use concept and to develop a comprehensive efficiency criterion for sustainable land use by justifying improvements in land use regulation mechanisms.
Project tasks:
Study the principles of sustainable agriculture and land use mechanisms;
Define key criteria and indicators of sustainable land use efficiency;
Analyze the current state and identify major trends in sustainable land use in the target region;
Develop a comprehensive criterion for sustainable land use efficiency;
Justify aspects of forming a sustainable land use mechanism in the studied area.