2012 in Review
Once again it is that time of year, where we get to reminisce on the year that was. It doesn’t... Continue reading →
ESA 2012 – AKA Ecology, Coffee, Melbourne
This year we again sponsored the ESA (Ecological Society of Australia) Annual Conference and I got to go along to support the mobile... Continue reading →
ESA 2012 Mobile Apps
We launched our first apps into production on the app stores quietly a week or two ago – and you... Continue reading →
Last hurrahs at Spatial@gov
I spent all of last week on the road in Canberra, for a few different reasons, but the one that... Continue reading →
Volumetric calculations for waste dumps
A few months ago Gaia Resources was asked to estimate materials balances for waste dumps at various sites for a... Continue reading →
Perth metropolitan bat survey
For the last ten months, Gaia Resources has been conducting an urban bat survey around the Perth Metropolitan area. To... Continue reading →
Open Source Collection Management
Over the last couple of months, we’ve started two projects in the area of open source collection management systems, for... Continue reading →
Mobiles, Data, Salt and Birds
Over the last four days I’ve been up in Karratha and Dampier working and volunteering with Rio Tinto’s Iron Ore... Continue reading →
Waminals – Species Databases, Mungeing, Maps and Drupal
Last night I gave a presentation at the Drupal WA Meetup on a recent project we’ve collaborated on with the... Continue reading →
Oil and Gas Earth Observation Conference
On Friday, 14th September, Grit, Charlotte and myself went along to the Oil and Gas Earth Observation workshop, held at... Continue reading →
What I did on my holidays… (2)
I’m just back from a holiday (of sorts) to Europe, where we visited friends in England, and then went to... Continue reading →
Share the imagery Sprint
One of our clients raised an interesting issue the other day – that most of their staff couldn’t see the... Continue reading →
Spatial Information Day
Last week I was in Adelaide for some discussions with potential partners in some projects, and I seized the opportunity... Continue reading →
Back in the Pilbara
Last week AJ and I got out of the office and up into the Pilbara for a couple of days... Continue reading →
Tree Mapping Student Project
We have a guest blog post this week from Linda Nguyen, Linda is the 2012 recipient of our Curtin University... Continue reading →
WASSIC and GEMG Conferences
Last week, Tom headed up to Kalgoorlie for the Goldfields Environmental Management Group (GEMG, http://www.gemg.org.au/) conference, and Andrew and I... Continue reading →
Students – Our Future
Foremost on my mind over the last week have been the ways in which we support students here at Gaia... Continue reading →
Going Batty in Melbourne
I can trace my enthusiasm for bats back to this picture: This was taken in 2001, at a... Continue reading →
Spatially Enabled Food
Some people might have seen the flurry of tweets last week about food and food miles from Joe, David, Tom,... Continue reading →
Cycle count survey – Super Tuesday
Gaia Resources has been involved in several surveys (Bush Blitz, Tiwest Night Stalk and ALA), either by supplying the software... Continue reading →