The Aerial Cartography and Remote Sensing Association (ACRSA) is a Hungarian professional association established in 2015. It brings together institutions, companies, specialists, and interested individuals working in aerial photography and data collection, including projects using aircraft, helicopters, gliders, and unmanned aerial vehicles. The association also explores the history of aerial mapping in Hungary and preserves knowledge about the aircraft and instruments used for mapping and surveying.

ACRSA supports its community through professional information, guidance, and, where possible, legal assistance. Its resources address practical topics such as flight permissions, restricted airspace, drone training, mapping accuracy, orthophotos, coordinate systems, and survey planning. In collaboration with professional bodies and universities, it has developed guidance for planning passive aerial remote-sensing services and offers advice on quality management and validating photogrammetry results.

The association publishes educational material, including research on UAV and RPAS technology and a history of Hungarian aerial cartography. It also organizes conferences and professional discussions on remote sensing, geodesy, agriculture, water management, and environmental protection, while encouraging cooperation among researchers, practitioners, decision-makers, students, and the public.