Esri GPS Base Station Joins National Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) Network
May 9, 2012 in Business, ESRI, Geomatics, GNSS, GPS, Land Surveying, Land Surveying Equipment, News, Surveying Software, Trimble by EricColburn
Real-Time, Precise Data Will Serve Professionals in the Redlands Community
The Esri GPS base station, GISA, is mounted to a building in Redlands, California.
Redlands, California—Esri recently installed a GPS base station to assist its GIS developers and to support surveyors, engineers, scientists, and those in public works and public safety in the community surrounding the Esri campus in Redlands, California. The base station, named GISA, has been accepted by the National Geodetic Survey (NGS) and incorporated into the national Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) network.
“GPS, originally designed as a US Department of Defense system, has become part of everyday life, with the technology in all types of devices from smartphones to shipping containers,” said Brent Jones, Esri surveying and engineering industry manager. “The Esri GPS base station is a great benefit to the community, as professionals can use it in surveying and positioning to achieve accurate locations in real time.”
New Rugged Trimble Juno Series Puts GIS Field Work in Your Pocket
Professional Land Surveyor Weekly Roundup:
Loading ...
Follow Me!