ramsy
NoFixNoPay Electric
- Location
- LA basin, CA
- Occupation
- Service Electrician 2020 NEC
Provided by Kaunas University of Technology
In summary:
Lithuania uses AI with UAV surveillance to find Illegal construction, based on exterior silhouette only.
One response may prompt a consumer market for Air-to-Air drone interceptions for tress passing.
We previously discussed google maps satellite view, for use by code enforcement to catch illegal activity, which resulted in google's imagery date function being promptly disabled.
The better method for catching illegal construction may be from the inside.
Any lookie loo can get access during property sales, when the public is invited to visually engorge upon the interiors.
If more licensed contractors went to open houses, and exercised their public right to report un-permitted additions & defects, that would put it on record at building departments, effectively creating the open permit that forces title companies to act, until permits & defects are resolved.
The real estate industry is liable for some of this process, appraisers are an authority having jurisdiction responsible for reporting defects, but with little incentive to do so.
Unless someone can point the way. Licensed contractors could certainly weaponize code enforcement by doing the leg work of otherwise sequestered city governments, de-funded regulatory agencies, and their penny-poor license boards.
In summary:
Lithuania uses AI with UAV surveillance to find Illegal construction, based on exterior silhouette only.
One response may prompt a consumer market for Air-to-Air drone interceptions for tress passing.
We previously discussed google maps satellite view, for use by code enforcement to catch illegal activity, which resulted in google's imagery date function being promptly disabled.
The better method for catching illegal construction may be from the inside.
Any lookie loo can get access during property sales, when the public is invited to visually engorge upon the interiors.
If more licensed contractors went to open houses, and exercised their public right to report un-permitted additions & defects, that would put it on record at building departments, effectively creating the open permit that forces title companies to act, until permits & defects are resolved.
The real estate industry is liable for some of this process, appraisers are an authority having jurisdiction responsible for reporting defects, but with little incentive to do so.
Unless someone can point the way. Licensed contractors could certainly weaponize code enforcement by doing the leg work of otherwise sequestered city governments, de-funded regulatory agencies, and their penny-poor license boards.