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“Access to the Trimble has not only given the students valuable experience relevant to their careers, such as how to collect and process geospatial data, but also improved the quality of the final designs that they completed for their community sponsors.” “The Trimble GPS has been the perfect balance of ease of use and high-quality results,” said Megan Marshall, associate teaching professor of agricultural and biological engineering. “Without the Libraries and the Hamer Center, a high-end GPS unit like this one would not have been available for the students in this class.”

“Borrowing a Trimble GeoXH 6000 gave the students in my Forensic Archaeology course an opportunity to get hands-on experience with the type of equipment used by field professionals,” said Laura Stelson, a doctoral student in anthropology. More information can be found at the Bad Elf Flex site.

One Bad Elf Flex unit: This newest unit enables high-accuracy data collection depending on length of collection time and post-processing.

Hamer Center for Maps and Geospatial Information. Data can be post-processed using Trimble Pathfinder software available at the Donald W. More information is available from the Trimble GeoExplorer 6000 series user guide. Learn more about the functions and collection features from the GPSMap 64 series device overview. Learn more about function and collection features from the Garmin Oregon series manual. The center currently has the following units available: Penn State researchers, instructors and students are encouraged to consider these units when planning research and teaching activities that could benefit from a high-accuracy GPS unit. Hamer Center for Maps and Geospatial Information at Penn State University Libraries now has four models of GPS units available on loan for recreational and research purposes.