This publication is a direct deliverable of the GeoLand-South East Asia (Geo-Land-SEA) workshop. The Geo-Land-SEA workshop, which took place on 8 – 9 February 2023 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, laid a foundation for research, education, and professional cooperation in the domains of geodetic engineering, geo-informatics, land administration, and land management in South East Asia. The University Gajah Mada (UGM) and Technical University of Munich (TUM) prepared the workshop, supported by the TUM Global Incentive fund as part of and in line of UGM-TUM collaborative project ‘Advancing Geospatial Technology to construct Fit-For-Purpose Land Administration in Indonesia’ (Geo-Land-Indo). This collaborative research focuses on investigating how, where, and when applying new geospatial technologies for cadastral survey activities which can generate alternative and complementary solutions for traditional surveying and registration practices. In view of this objective, the workshop itself was furthermore endorsed by the international association of surveyors, the FIG.