Discover how this pivotal program teaches public high schoolers how to use GIS, GNSS, drones, and related technology.
To enable more accurate predictions about sea level rise, Dr. Kyle Emery is piloting a drone, GNSS, GIS, and satellite imagery workflow.
Charles Lehnen uses brand-new Galileo HAS corrections with the Arrow Gold+ in the Galápagos archipelago. His work will study Santa Fe Island’s rewilding.
Cassatt Water prepares for the next generation of field workers by adopting ArcGIS with a survey-grade Arrow Gold+ GNSS receiver—moving away from mapbooks.
In the Delaware Basin, Texas midstream pipeline operator Kinetik has transformed GIS and location accuracy in the field and office.
The City of Saline brought GIS in house, deployed high-accuracy GNSS receivers, and is working toward a streamlined longterm master plan.
TOUA collected accurate, geospatial data for 710 miles of distribution conductors in Arizona heat. See how their records improved!
FPAN archaeologists and volunteers map historical sites and coastal erosion (in 3D!) to quantify erosion rates as Florida’s sea levels rise.
By modernizing its GNSS technology, Sheboygan Falls Utilities overcame challenges posed by decades-old as-built data.
Warren Water mapped wastewater assets with centimeter-level accuracy to help engineers with hydraulic modeling.