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Beginning in 2022, points in the NSRS with defined coordinates will have epochs associated with them, based upon the time actual data were collected at those points.
Larry Fox of Bad Elf introduces Bad Elf’s affordable entry into the GNSS receiver market. The $2500 unit was demonstrated at the 2019 Esri User Conference.
Trimble’s Rachel Blair-Winkler describes SiteVision augmented reality system and Catalyst On Demand pay-as-you-go, high-precision GNSS solution from the floor of the 2019 Esri User Conference.
Trimble Catalyst is a GNSS receiver service for Android that delivers high precision GNSS using a small, lightweight antenna that plugs directly into an Android phone or tablet’s USB port.
Corey Albright, a geomatics student at Utah Valley University, shared the results of his capstone research project with POB. The project is intended to present the difference between RTK GNSS surveying and UAS (drone) surveying.
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