Hello all,
I am working with a nonprofit that would like to purchase an updated GPS unit. It is a small botanical garden in Central California. They are looking for a unit that is easy to use for the volunteers. The other option would be a good app for volunteers to download on their phones and purchase an receiver. I have seen the Bad Elf 2300+ and the Garmin GLO but have no real data about how well they work, particularly with a mobile phone. It would be best to have a unit that would work with both Android and iOS devices. I know that Eos makes apps that work with both, but I haven't asked for a quote on their hardware and software.
Thanks so much!
#gps #gnss
Hi,
for a volunteer-based workflow, you may also want to look at the General Laser GLRM. It is a compact Bluetooth RTK GNSS receiver that works with both Android and iOS devices and can be integrated into mobile GIS workflows such as ArcGIS Field Maps.
It supports NTRIP corrections for higher accuracy when needed, while keeping the setup simple compared with larger survey-grade receivers. This could be a good fit for botanical gardens or conservation projects where different users need to collect accurate field data without extensive training