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.
Students hold contractors responsible for $270,000 in warranty-covered replacements by using Arrow 100 for tree inventory with Esri Collector.
In 2018 Ohio began requiring public water utilities to maintain a detailed AMS. RCAP is simplifying compliance with ArcGIS and Arrow Gold for Asset Management.
Haiti Outreach involves locals in its water mission. They use mWater to prioritize work and Arrow Gold with Atlas to model distribution systems in EPANET.
Neil Van Dine and Jean-Yves Lauture explain how Haiti Outreach uses Arrow GNSS and spatial software to transform the Western Hemisphere's poorest nation.
National Park Service is using Arrow Gold® RTK GNSS receivers at LAVO national park to clear tens of feet off alpine roads with cm accuracy.
Apex Utilities uses an Arrow Gold® RTK GNSS base/rover configuration with Android tablets and ArcGIS Field Maps for tracking and traceability.
In Hawaii, NTBG’s staff have turned the gardens and preserves into safe havens for at-risk species. They use high accuracy to track plants.
Velo Quebec uses Arrow 100® and ArcGIS QuickCapture to quickly map bike trails at speed. The data helps ensure land owners maintain the trails.
The National Trust upgraded their GPS technology to accurately map fence lines and check boundaries to show where land ownership ends.
The Nature Conservancy of Canada uses Eos Arrow GNSS receivers to preserve the endangered Garry oak ecosystems and the many unique species they nourish.