Customer Spotlight: KimPro Energy Reduces Emissions through Geospatial Innovation

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KimPro Energy uses Arrow Gold GNSS — mounted on backpacks and vests — to innovate with their field data collection for energy / environmental use cases.
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How to Find Eos at the 2019 Global i-Tree Symposium in New York from June 16-19

How to find Eos at the 2019 Global i-Tree Symposium
Eos is exhibiting at the 2019 Global i-Tree Symposium at SUNY campus. See how environmental and urban forestry benefit from high-accuracy GPS/GNSS location.
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Arrow 100 for Urban Forestry: Determining the Health of 2,000 Street Trees

Halifax Students Use Arrow 100 for Urban Forestry Project: Uncovering Health & Risks of One Town’s Trees
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.
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How to Find Eos at the 2018 TWA Annual Convention July 12-15

2018 Texas Wildlife Association Annual Conference - Eos Positioning Systems GNSS
This year's 2018 TWA Annual Convention will be held at the Marriott in San Antonio, Texas. Here is how to find the Eos booth at the event.
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Arrow 100 for Vegetation Management: High-Accuracy GNSS Helps Ireland Save Europe’s Last Remaining Bogs

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Wetland Surveys Ireland tracks the health or sickness of Sphagnnum mosses to influence policy, by using Arrow 100 for vegetation management with Collector.
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Eos October 2017 Issue: Irish Surveyor Protects Europe’s Last Bogs, How to Get Started with Collector

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Irish Surveyor Monitors Europe's Last Remaining Peatlands with Low-Cost, High-Accuracy Toolkit Based on Collector for ArcGIS and Eos Arrow 100 GNSS Receiver Ireland—the name is synonymous with lush green wetlands and raised bogs, sometimes also called peatlands. But in a country noted for its lush greenery, only one percent of the national raised bog landscape remains in a near natural state.
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