The use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) has been found to be a viable and usable technology for capturing data needed to undertake compensation for projects. The UAVs were found to be cost effective since they use half of the cost in terms of time and resources compared to the traditional valuation processes. During the final dissemination workshop held at the College on Monday 30^th November 2021, the Principal College of Engineering, Design, Art and technology (CEDAT). and Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor, Finance and Administration Prof. Henry Alinaitwe noted that the study on the use of unmanned aerial vehicles to pick data for use in  mapping was offering a lot of learning opportunity to a number of stakeholders.

This and more were some of the findings of the Research project.

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