GPS-enabled drones, also known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), can be used to conduct precise aerial surveys by capturing hi-res images that national planners can use to identify and digitise actual boundaries of disputed land.
Land experts say drones can get the work done more quickly and cheaply than traditional mapping methods which involve deploying surveyors to remote areas for weeks at a time.
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