We are happy to provide more detail. Apglos Survey Wizard is an easy-to-use land surveying application for Android and iOS. We partnered with them last year to help provide a simplified field mapping solution for our users.

Yes, check out our video that is coming out Thursday 12/12 to learn more!

Hi @MosesGreen-6c ! Thanks for watching. Civil3D and ArcGIS Pro were used to digitize all of the original site and septic plans that were obtained from the county clerk of Medina County. Apglos Survey Wizard was used to collect the GPS data in the field for its ability to record observations natively in a local state plane coordinate system and export directly to a .dxf Pix4D was our choice of software for collecting and processing all of the drone data. Finally, civil 3D was used to create the final maps. This process included surface creation from the point cloud shot by the drone. We were also able to shoot topographic check points & Ground Control Points that we used to Geo reference and Q/C the surface created by the drone. Thanks again for your question. If you would like to have a more intimate conversation about mapping techniques and technology then please reach out to the Bad Elf Geospatial Enablement Team at [email protected] ! Have a great weekend. 🙌

Hi @Garnetdarnit ! Thanks for watching. Did you know that the Bad Elf Training office is actually located just north-west of you in Boerne, Texas? Be sure to catch up with ChrisTheBadElf and Dr.Nik from our Boerne office at the conference! A little bad elf told us that Chris will be hosting a presentation on Field Maps Tips and Tricks! Hope to see you there! 🙌 Check out the conference here: www.aagis.org

Thank you! You can buy from our store online or through amazon. Link to store: bad-elf.com/pages/buy

same Question..... Just got my Flex mini my pc can't even RECOGNIZE it.. and some how download via Bluetooth is much slower then my old Badelf GPS Pro plus

More to come!

How do I know when to use WGS84, NAD83(2011) or NAD83 No Trans. I have a topcon base, rover setup but sometimes i just use the rover on the cors network.

@@littlenel17 With base/rover, it depends on what you're using as your reference point. If you use a "here" point, or the position your GPS thinks it is without being connected to a network or using a reference point, then you'll use WGS84. Otherwise you'll use NAD83(2011) for most applications, but it depends on what you're using for your base point. For the CORS network, it's almost always in NAD83(2011).

Hello! Thanks for your kind words and sorry for any for oversight by Chris. Apglos supports saving collected data files directly to your mobile device in a variety of different formats. These can then be shared to your desktop for making maps like the one you see at the end of the video. Hope this clears things up and happy mapping!