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christopher iam also in Ghana here the use of mechnical methods is available here.
All sort of machines for surveying are use by surveyors and it helps to improve accuracy of jobs
I cannot believe that in the US they are so backwards about UG mining. I am a New Zealander living in South Africa, where mining is a large sector of the economy and if you tried to get any surveyor to use mechanical methods they would laugh at you. It just goes to show how inward facing the US really is. Europe is the same as here, the technology is largely orientated towards electronic simpicily for the user with no risk to third parties.