Follow this article to create an ArcGIS web map from scratch, for use with Esri’s ArcGIS Field Maps and Arrow GNSS receivers.
Mapping Topic: Accuracy
2022 Workshop Q&A: Responses to “Arrow GNSS and ArcGIS Field Maps” Questions (Part 1)
Experts answer questions about datum transformations, RTK, ArcGIS Field Maps and more in Part 1 of Q&A from our October 2022 workshop.
Configuring Location Profiles in ArcGIS® Field Maps for iOS®
Learn how to configure location provider and location profile in ArcGIS Field Maps for Arrow GNSS receivers.
How to Test the Accuracy of Your GNSS Receiver with a Survey Monument: Video Demonstration
Learn how to verify your GNSS receiver’s performance by using a survey monument in this video.
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.
How Do I Calculate The Total Antenna Height (Including Antenna Phase Center) for RTK Applications?
This article will show you how to calculate your total antenna height, including phase center, mounting plate height, and range pole, for use with RTK elevations.
Is Your Utility’s GIS a “Digital Twin” … or a Digital Mutant”?
The increasing capabilities of GIS to serve as a digital twin is creating an opportunity for, and desire among, many utilities to re-evaluate data quality.
High-Accuracy Data Collection for Beginners: Choosing a Field Solution
High-accuracy data collection has come a long way since the USA launched the first GNSS constellation, GPS, in the 1970s. Today, all you need to get started with submeter or centimeter data collection is a smart device, a collection app, and a GNSS receiver that works with both.
What Is SBAS Differential Correction Service … and How Reliable Is It?
What is SBAS? In this article, discover how to get real-time submeter differential corrections for free, and where it’s possible.
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™.