By Jeff Shaner, source: ArcGIS Blog. ArcGIS Collector is adding exciting new capabilities to the next release that let you map your assets (eg hydrants).
Northumbrian Water acquired 10,000 water and sewer assets in Durham, UK. To QA/QC the new data they used Arrow 100 for mapping drains and sewers with Esri.
Le-Ax Water District needed to GPS above-ground assets with a low budget. They used Arrow 100 for rural water data collection with Esri Collector.
Northumbrian Water surveyed the location of 10,000 merger-acquired water and sewer assets in the UK with the Arrow 100 for utilities and Esri Collector.
Wetland Surveys Ireland tracks the health or sickness of Sphagnnum mosses to influence policy, by using Arrow 100 for vegetation management with Collector.
Canadian services company Enmapp saved thousands of dollars by switching from legacy GPS to the Arrow 100 for pipeline data collection with TerraGo Edge.
Indiana AmWater, one of the biggest US water utilities, reduce a half-year workflow to one week by deploying Arrow 200 and ArcGIS Collector for as-builts.
To save its iconic forests from the Emerald Ash Borer, Montreal used Arrow 100 for pesticide control with Collector and iPads, switching from manual tools.
Forestry is a major component of the Swedish economy. Landowners must agree on boundaries. See how Arrow 100 GNSS helps, even under dense canopy.
Students from Dalhousie University used the Arrow 100 for urban forestry. In just one weekend, students mapped over 2,000 trees on personal mobile devices.
Swedish historians are using Arrow 100 for archeology. They're locating ancient historically important buried monasteries with ground penetrating radar.
Faced with a retiring workforce, Northern Forest clients began mapping assets. See how one consultancy helps them deploy Arrow 100 GNSS and ArcGIS.