Uinta vs ARCS Mobile App

Improve your fieldwork with Uinta Mapping and Data Collection Software – the ultimate solution for seamless and efficient mapping and field data management. Designed to revolutionize the way you collect, visualize, and share data, Uinta offers a comprehensive suite of features tailored to meet the diverse needs of professionals across various industries, including many customization abilities to help Uinta adapt to your workflow, not the other way around. This is mapping software that goes way beyond mapping! Top Features • Efficient Data Capture - Replace paper forms with efficient electronic data entry forms, for use with or without maps • Professional Mapping - Quickly map points, lines, and areas. High-accuracy mapping supported • Customizable - Create custom project templates so field-collected data reflects your job(s) • User-friendly - Simple interface allows users to be trained and collecting data in minutes • Sharable - Export data to a file, print professional PDF map reports, and create optional cloud projects • Included Live Support - Get a jump start on your project with help from Juniper Systems' in-house customer success team Uinta software is designed to be easily customized to your job. Users may create and save re-usable project templates. Free templates are available for common customer applications such as utility mapping, irrigation, wetland delineations, natural resources, and many more.

ARCS, or Archaeological Research and Classification System, is an archaeological data recording platform with two primary functions. First, it increases the efficiency of archaeological specialists by supporting the transition from recording entry to recording review. It does so by providing an easy, fast, and non-intrusive way to automatically record and classify sherds. Instead of spending time on data entry for straightforward classification, specialists can focus their expertise on interesting and unique sherds and ask bigger questions.  Additionally, it supports data reuse through the large-scale digitization of non-diagnostic archaeological data in a comparable format.