Eos Laser Mapping for ArcGIS

Key Benefits of Eos Laser Mapping™

 

Increase Accuracy and Efficiency

Eos Laser Mapping™ lets a technician stand hundreds of meters away from his target while collecting it with submeter or centimetre accuracy.

 

Keep Crews Safer

Keep your crews safer when they can map assets, such as a manhole located in a busy street intersection, from a safe distance away.

 

Choose From 3 Mapping Methods

With three laser mapping methods to choose from, you can pick the workflow that provides the greatest combination of mobility and efficiency.

 

Choose From 3 Laser Mapping Methods

 

Range-Azimuth, Range-Backsight, and Range-Range

Customers interested in Eos Laser Mapping™ can choose from three methods: Range-Azimuth, Range-Backsight, and Range-Range (sometimes called “Range-Intersect”). Play the video for an overview of all three methods, and which method is best for which type of data collection. All three methods require the following equipment:

• An Arrow Series^® GNSS Receiver^{RA, RB, RR}
• Eos Tools Pro^{RA, RB, RR}
• ArcGIS Field Maps (or ArcGIS Collector)^{RA, RB, RR}
• iOS Device (iPad, iPhone) version 11 or later^{RA, RB, RR}
• An LTI Laser Rangefinder
  • LTI TruPulse 200X Laser Rangefinder^{RB, RR}
  • LTI MapStar TruAngle Angle Encoder^RB, 
  • LTI TruPulse 360 Laser Rangefinder^{RA, RR}
• Eos Bridge™ (recommended with the TruPulse 360 for the Range-Azimuth method)^RA
• Recommended Mounting Equipment (varies by method):
  • Range Pole^{RA, RR}
  • Tripod^RB
  • LTI TruAngle Mounting Bracket (with TruAngle)^RB
  • LTI TruPulse Range Pole Bracket^{RA, RR}

^RAIndicates equipment for Range-Azimuth laser mapping method

^RBIndicates equipment for Range-Backsight laser mapping method

^RRIndicates equipment for Range-Range (Range-Intersect) laser mapping method

How to Choose Your Method