Homestead Engineering Planning Based on CAD Internet of Things Technology

Abstract

System integration has created a homestead planning management system employing CAD Internet of Things technology to achieve the goal of merging constantly increasing computer technology with the information management of homestead planning. Rural homestead management is the most fundamental and fundamental aspect of land management. Its logical planning and scientific management are inextricably linked to land, particularly the usage and conservation of cultivated land resources, as well as the development of farmer productivity and quality of life. As a result, the author undertakes secondary development based on the MapGIS K9 platform software in order to save and scientifically manage the aforesaid data in an orderly manner. Investigate and implement a homestead planning and management system that incorporates GIS and OA technologies. A number of functional modules are constructed and the system is built utilizing the homestead planning information management presented in this work, based on an in-depth examination of the management demands of rural homestead use rights. According to the survey data, the total land area of a certain land is 143,334.82 hectares, including 119,330.59 hectares of agricultural land, 20,976.04 hectares of construction land, and 3,028.19 hectares of forest land. Collective construction land (village and mining land) accounts for 60.21 percent of all construction land, with a total area of 12,628.84 hectares. In certain townships and rural regions, the total quantity of communal construction land is 5969.76 hectares, accounting for 71.15 percent of all building land. Industrial storage and commercial land (3.72 percent), rural mining land (1.05 percent), public service and infrastructure land (0.83 percent), rural residential property (94.33 percent), mixed land (0.35 percent), and other construction land are the six groups studied (0.07 percent).