The last 7 articles completing our full knowledge library on land surveying, GIS, drone mapping, and geospatial practice across Kenya and East Africa.
The Sectional Properties Act transformed apartment ownership in Kenya. Here's a clear breakdown of how individual units in a shared building become separate legal properties with their own title deeds.
UAV surveys deliver speed and cost savings — but traditional methods still win on certain project types. We compare both approaches across accuracy, cost, terrain type, and legal requirements.
Flying a drone commercially in Kenya without KCAA authorisation is illegal. Here's a complete breakdown of the regulations, certification requirements, and airspace rules every UAV operator must follow.
GPR uses radar pulses to create images of what lies beneath the surface — pipes, cables, tanks, voids, and bedrock. Here's how it works, what it can detect, and when to commission a GPR survey.
Across Kenya's 47 counties, GIS is reshaping how governments plan roads, allocate health facilities, manage land, and respond to disasters. Here are the real applications making an impact.
A topo survey maps the precise shape of the land — elevations, slopes, drainage, and natural features. Here's what one includes, how it's carried out, and why no serious construction project should skip it.
Kenya's blue economy — fishing, shipping, tourism, and marine construction — depends on accurate underwater maps. Here's how bathymetric surveys are conducted along the coast and on Kenya's inland waters.