The cadastral maps in Palestine were produced before 1967 by the Jordanians and British Mandate authorities. Most surveyors, as well as the different governmental and local authorities are using these maps as they are without some processing, as if these maps were free of errors and problems. Even though good for some applications, it was found that these maps suffer serious shortcomings concerning geometric accuracy and content (as they have not been updated). This paper aims to assess the internal geometric accuracy of the scanned Jordanian block maps using different georeferencing techniques. Based on the achieved results, it was found that the 2nd order polynomial looks to be the most promising one, especially when supported with directly measured field data
 

العنوان

JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

الناشر

Islamic University - Gaza

بلد الناشر

فلسطين

نوع المنشور

Both (Printed and Online)

المجلد

3

السنة

2016

الصفحات

98-107