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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Meet Chloé Girka of France's UniLaSalle, and discover how the Arrow 100+ GNSS receiver supports research, teaching, precision agriculture, and campus mapping.
Cal Poly students map a 450-acre ranch using GIS and high-accuracy GNSS, transforming Bartleson Ranch into a living lab for agriculture, research, and learning.
Join ocean mapping researcher Kevin Wilcox as he captures Antarctic bathymetry using the Arrow Gold+® GNSS receiver with Galileo HAS for extreme precision.
At Texas A&M University, Shanna Gleason uses Eos GNSS receivers with ArcGIS Field Maps to ground-truth drone imagery and guide the restoration of Texas’s endangered coastal prairies.
Jerry D. Davis and his team at San Francisco State University restore and monitor fragile montane meadows in part thanks to high-accuracy GNSS and nature-based solutions.
Delaney Hanson gained hands-on GNSS and GIS experience by mapping invasive species on Catalina Island while using the Arrow 100 with ArcGIS Field Maps.
To measure groundwater salinity along the Lake Ontario shoreline, a Ph.D. student uses Skadi 100 and Arrow 100 alongside an EM conductivity meter and ArcGIS.
The GIS Program at Washington College created accurate digital maps to update those available for Tuckahoe State Park visitors. They used an Arrow Gold and ArcGIS Field Maps.
Learn all about the namesake of the new Skadi Series™ — from the Norse goddess Skadi herself!
Dr. Kyle Emery leverages high-accuracy GNSS and drone imagery to deepen our understanding of coastal change.
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.