Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Data as a Land Cover Data Renewal in Pandanrejo Village, Kaligesing Sub-District, Purworejo
Keywords:
UAV, Land cover, Visual interpretation, onscreen digitationAbstract
The high activity of the community caused changes of the land cover in a region. The changes is needed to be renewed to support the actualisation of data in the field with the data on the map. Remote-sensing technology development is able to make the data renewal of a certain area to get easier. One of the strategies that can be done to make this data renewal is by using UAV technology. UAV or Unmanned Aerial Vehicle has various advantages, such as: it has real time and actual data. Moreover, it is cheaper and more effective technology which can be used to get high-resolution data. Pandanrejo village has a variety of land cover types according to its relief. Based on the visual interpretation and classification elements, there are 23 classification classes that refer to classification for detail scale mapping. Based on the aeral photograph, UAV can provide a detail data extraction on a 1:5000 scale. On that scale, field’s appearences, in the form of its vegetations, buildings, and other kind of appearances in Pandanrejo Vilage, Kaligesing Sub-district, Purworejo, can be seen and identified in detail way. This research is aimed to: (1) analyze and make a visual interpretation to what extent UAV can be used to make a land cover data renewal and land cover mapping and (2) provide the detail information about to what extent UAV can be used to make a land cover data renewal and land cover mapping. The method employed in this research was to do a visual interpretation by employing on screen digitization to get the land cover classification in order to make the land cover data renewal of Pandanrejo Village.
The results of this research are the Pandanrejo Village’s land cover mapping based on the analysis and visual interpretation of UAV data and also the update of Pandanrejo Village monograph data based on the interpretation process and calculation of the Pandanrejo Village’s land cover area.
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