Tatyana V. Tsvetikova,Yuri A. Bokov,Evgeniy P. Kochetkov,Irina G. Reshetnikova
Aim of the study: Land management is a necessary procedure for determining the location of real estate objects in the space and further registration of rights to them by legal entities or individuals, both having a special legal status and not differing in it. Methodology: In this regard, there are needs to improve the accuracy of determining the boundaries of the relevant real estate objects assigned to citizens, enterprises and organizations or under the jurisdiction of public-territorial entities, including those of foreign origin; individualization of records about the studied real estate objects to specify the legal regime of their use; literacy of calculations of cadastral value, lease payments, taxes on land and capital construction objects. Conclusion: To optimize the research process, new types of equipment began to appear. The original models of theodolites, total stations, and levels have been replaced with electronic analogues; space technologies for determining the location and properties of real estate objects are being introduced. The article describes the evolution of instrumental equipment for land management and registration of their results.