Experts answer questions about datum transformations, RTK, ArcGIS Field Maps and more in Part 1 of Q&A from our October 2022 workshop.
Differential Correction Source: Atlas®
Five Resources to Get You Started with External Bluetooth® GPS Receivers
Want to use external Bluetooth® GPS receivers in your work, but not sure where to start? Eos has compiled five resources to help you get started on your journey.
FAQ: Comparing New Arrow Plus Models: Arrow Gold®, Arrow Gold+™, Arrow 100®, Arrow 100+™
The Arrow Gold+™ and Arrow 100+™ “plus model” GNSS receivers are closely related to their sister “standard model” receivers (Arrow Gold®, Arrow 100®). This FAQ guide explains key differences.
Arrow GNSS: Get to Know GNSS Receiver Terminology
What do “SBAS,” “RTK,” “GNSS” and other GPS terms stand for, and what is their significance? This article explains important GNSS acronyms.
Upgrading Arrow GNSS After the May 2018 Atlas® Frequency Change
By downloading & installing the upgrade or performing a manual tune, you’ll ensure your Arrow receiver works with the new Atlas frequency change. Here’s how.
Atlas® Service: Get Higher Accuracy in Remote Areas
How can you get high-accuracy data corrections in the world’s most remote areas? In this article, Eos explains two options: Atlas service or SafeRTK™.
What is Atlas®? Paid Differential Correction Service in Remote Areas
Atlas™ is a worldwide GNSS differential correction service, offering the most innovative base station-free corrections via L-Band satellites at accuracies ranging from meter level to a few centimeters. The Eos Arrow Gold GNSS provides worldwide decimeter positioning to your device.