The core technology of the "Taiwan Indonesia Urban Environmental Change and Land Resource Management Overseas Research Center, TIUL" is advanced surveying and mapping technologies, such as Geographic Information System (GIS), Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and remote sensing ( Remote Sensing, RS), etc.
In the initial stage of the establishment of the center, Taiwan's surveying and mapping technology will be exported to Indonesia through technology authorization; the "Surveying and Mapping Technology Service Team" will be dispatched to assist its land surveying and mapping work, or assist its land planning in the future. In addition, with the assistance of visual technologies such as virtual reality (Virtual Reality, VR) and augmented reality (Augmented Reality, AR), it assists them in solving the existing problems of scattered land and resources in decision-making, such as: disaster prevention monitoring, land resources management and environmental change issues. The overseas scientific research center will also try to combine big data analysis related to meteorological observation and simulation to establish a system model to discuss various issues of land use, environmental change and disaster management in Indonesian cities, and at the same time explore the "Resilient City" The framework and practice methods are expected to discuss with relevant local units and industries to develop effective evaluation tools for resilient city strategies, and to combine relevant models to predict possible future scenarios.