Our success starts and ends with our customers. Each month, Eos feature new stories and customer spotlights to highlight how professionals around the world are taking advantage of submeter and centimeter locations in their mobile mapping workflows. Browse case studies, videos, customer spotlights and more to gain ideas on how external GNSS receivers can help transform work at your organization.
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Discover how archaeologist Alex Cassidy‑Neumiller uses Eos Skadi 100 GNSS technology to document Ontario’s heritage sites with precision, flexibility, and field‑ready accuracy.
Discover how GIS Manager Manny Lopez uses GNSS technology to document, preserve, and honor Hawaiʻi’s cultural landscapes in archaeology.
High-accuracy GNSS locations help Tanner Arrington protect and represent the natural world, from buried artifacts in the forest to vegetation across vast wetlands.
Learn all about the namesake of the new Skadi Series™ — from the Norse goddess Skadi herself!
Learn how Sarah uses GNSS and GPR to map gravesites at Indigenous Residential Schools with precision and respect.
Emily Jane Murray maps coastal archaeological sites before their valuable history is lost to rising sea levels.
FPAN archaeologists and volunteers map historical sites and coastal erosion (in 3D!) to quantify erosion rates as Florida's sea levels rise.
Sarah Beaulieu combines GPR and GNSS to locate grave locations at Indigenous Residential Schools across Canada.
Learn how the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources uses high-accuracy GNSS to excavate artifacts before they are lost to climate change.
Mike Markowski turns to modern technology to learn about stories of the past. Learn how he uses high-accuracy Arrow 100 GNSS® to uncover archaeology!
Archaeology Scotland improved field workflows, regulatory reporting, and data accuracy with the Arrow 100. See how they expanded access to GIS tools across Scotland’s rural and under-resourced areas.
Hear how one Australian company uses Arrow 100® for heritage management alongside ArcGIS Collector. Originally presented at Ozri 2020.