This came during the activities of the ESRI International Conference held in the United States, where ESRI CEO Jack Dangermond presented the award to the CEO of the Real Estate Registry, Dr. Mohammed Al-Sulaiman. This came during the ESRI International Conference held in the United States, where ESRI CEO Jack Dangermond handed the award to the CEO of the Land Registry, Dr. Mohammed Al-Sulaiman, for the Land Registry's excellence in the field of geospatial information systems, its use of spatial technologies and inductive analysis of geospatial data supported by artificial intelligence, where the Land Registry worked to create an accurate geospatial map that includes real estate information and data in the Kingdom using ArcGIS and ESRI technologies.
Dr. Al-Sulaiman said that the Land Registry has created an accurate geospatial map that includes real estate information and data in the Kingdom using ArcGIS and ESRI technologies. Dr. Al-Sulaiman explained that the award is a global confirmation of the level of maturity and development in the technologies used by the Real Estate Registry to achieve its vision in establishing a comprehensive real estate registry for all real estate data and information in the Kingdom, where geospatial surveying is the main pillar for real estate registration.
Dr. Al-Sulaiman said.
He said: Real Estate Registry since its establishment has worked to follow international best practices and employ the latest technologies in implementing geospatial operations that include manned aircraft, drones, digital geospatial systems and solutions, remote sensing technologies, artificial intelligence, and GPS satellite positioning.
Sulaiman said. Sulaiman explained that Real Estate Registry will produce a reliable and up-to-date real estate map that is the first of its kind in the Kingdom, covering an area of more than 100,000 km2 in the urban area, with targets of up to 8 million pieces, with a data volume of up to 5000 terabytes.
<He pointed out that these technologies will contribute to enhancing reliability and transparency in the real estate sector, ensuring its sustainability and increasing its investment attractiveness, which will reflect on its contribution to GDP and achieve the goals of the Kingdom's Vision 2030. The ESRI conference, which was launched in 1981, is one of the largest global events for geospatial information systems, attended by thousands of attendees and where government and private organizations showcase the latest technologies, products and solutions in various fields.
It is noteworthy that the CEO of the Land Registry held a bilateral meeting during the conference with the CEO of ESRI during which they discussed ways to develop geospatial information systems and applications in the Kingdom, modern technologies that can be utilized to increase the efficiency of cadastral work and technologies that can be utilized in the implementation of real estate registration, and support the strategy of the Land Registry in building a comprehensive real estate registry for all real estate information and data in the Kingdom.
The CEO of the Land Registry held a bilateral meeting with the CEO of the Institute during the activities of the conference.
