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.
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.
Students hold contractors responsible for $270,000 in warranty-covered replacements by using Arrow 100 for tree inventory with Esri Collector.
Using Arrow 100 for valve exercising let Two Rivers Utilities add hundreds of valves to their GIS and prepare for tracing on the Esri Utility Network.
Niagara Region used Arrow Gold for locates, deploying real-time GNSS data collection with their own RTK base station and Esri ArcGIS Collector.
City of Santa Barbara is using an Arrow Gold® Base Station to map meters with centimeter accuracy, as city staff replace assets to respond to drought.
A Florida city deployed aggressive data-collection projects to keep idle staff productive during COVID-19 lockdown. Sarasota is using Arrow 100 with Collector on iOS.
Eos and Esri go together in Montreal, where Arrow GNSS and Collector help fight an invasive species. Montreal is also special to Eos CTO Jean-Yves Lauture.
In this recorded Eos Locate case study, Michael Cousins explains how underground mapping (Arrow Gold®, Collector) improved legacy buried-asset records.
In this 2020 MiCAMP session, OHM shows how they used a GPS Smart Bike (Arrow GNSS, ArcGIS QuickCapture) to map Midland County flood damage.
The City of Burnaby pivoted its GPS and GIS technology during COVID to map new social-distancing signs and keep the public informed.
When some City of Sarasota employees were temporarily idled by the COVID-19 shutdown, the city found an innovative way to transition them to high-accuracy GIS field work by renting 14 Arrow 100® GNSS receivers.