Browsing Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment & Design (FEng / FBD) by Author "Macoco, David K"
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Current Land Laws Governing Land Planning and Title Surveys in Kenya
(1999)The issue of land, its ownership, use and management is a highly emotive one in Kenya and was one of the key issues that drove the need for a new constitution. Following lengthy deliberations and a comprehensive public ... -
Geomatics in the Third Millennium
(1999)The theme of the AfricaGEO 2011 is “Developing Geomatics for Africa”, with an emphasis on the development of Geomatics (as an industry / technology) in the African context. This brings up technological development, as well ... -
Global Positioning Satellite System
(1987)The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a space-based satellite navigation system that provides location and time information in all weather conditions, anywhere on or near the Earth where there is an unobstructed line of ... -
The Impact of Global Positioning System on Surveying and Mapping
(1998)This paper is an output of the Land Market Action Plan in Albania, implemented by the Project Management Unit of the Immovable Property Registration System and the Co-ordinative Working Group (Tirana, Albania), with ... -
Implementation of the Sectional Properties Act in Kenya
(1999)Over the last six years there has been a tremendous development of infrastructure projects in virtually all corners of Kenya. This has taken the form of Road Improvement Project, Water and sewerage improvement project and ... -
Requirements for the Kenya Survey Licence
(1997)Persons eligible to be licensed. Persons entitled to be examined. Exemptions. Application for examination. Examining candidate on oath. Conditions precedent to issue of licence. Register of licensed surveyors. Disciplinary ... -
The Role of the Institution of Surveyors of Kenya
(1997)he objectives of the Institution are two-fold: To secure the advancement and acquisition of that knowledge which constitutes the profession of a survey and, To promote the general interests of the profession ...
