Spectra Geospatial, a brand belonging to Trimble Inc., is a provider of surveying and construction solutions. It offers a complete portfolio including Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), optical total stations, data collection hardware, field and office software, and a range of construction tools. The company's products cater to the specific needs of the conventional surveying, GIS, and construction markets. Key partners include Nikon and Aplitop, with their products being used in surveying, mining, construction, and tunneling applications.
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Each OVPF post-eruption team is equipped with a Spectra Geospatial SP85 GNSS receiver and a MobileMapper 50 data collector.
The Spectra Geospatial SP85 successor features 600 channels, approximately two and a half times more channels than the SP80.
The Spectra Geospatial SP80 GNSS receiver is a multi-constellation device with speed, accuracy, low weight, and ease of operation that enabled the Survey of Kenya team to work quickly and reduce survey time in disputed areas.
The Spectra Geospatial SP90m GNSS receiver was selected by the racing yacht Maître CoQ for the 2020 Vendée Globe single-handed non-stop around-the-world yacht race.