Boundary Disputes
Definition
Boundary Disputes arise when there is disagreement over the legal or physical location of geographic boundaries. GIS plays a key role in documenting, analyzing, and resolving such conflicts.
Application
Used by surveyors, legal teams, municipalities, and international bodies to validate claims, visualize contested zones, and provide evidence for adjudication.
FAQ
What are boundary disputes in GIS?
They are conflicts about the location or extent of spatial boundaries, often requiring detailed mapping and historical analysis.
How does GIS help resolve boundary disputes?
By providing accurate geospatial data, historical maps, and precise measurements for legal and planning use.
What causes boundary disputes?
Disputes can arise from unclear documentation, natural changes, or administrative revisions.
Who uses GIS in boundary conflict resolution?
Surveyors, government agencies, legal authorities, and international arbitrators.
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