2022 in Review
2022 is about to come to an end and so it’s customary for us to do an end of the... Continue reading →
Here we are (again?)
Sarah and I got the opportunity to go to the Australian Society of Archives conference in Canberra last month, and... Continue reading →
Harnessing the power of AI to unlock the archives
In our previous blog, we spoke about how we were able to apply our prototype Clio machine transcription capability to... Continue reading →
Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligence to Capture Biodiversity Data
The Northern Territory Government is one of the many organisations that we help solve environmental technology challenges with. We’ve been... Continue reading →
The next generation of biodiversity information management in Western Australia
Back in July, the Minister for Environment and Climate Action, the Honourable Reece Whitby MLA, along with the Department of... Continue reading →
Team Week 2022
Recently, we had the opportunity to get together as a team for the first time since COVID hit… and then... Continue reading →
AI, engagement and the value of Art
Gaia Resources works to bring technology solutions to bear where there is a problem to be solved for the benefit... Continue reading →
EOFY again
We’ve just ticked past the end of another financial year, and Gaia Resources is now 18! I have to say,... Continue reading →
Wildlife corridors: a spatial analysis approach to restore and protect habitats
One of the side effects of urban and agricultural development is vegetation fragmentation, which affects biodiversity conservation and environmental quality.... Continue reading →
The responsible use of data standards in biodiversity data
In the 18 years since our inception, we’ve always worked with, on and around biodiversity data. You will have seen... Continue reading →
Biodiversity spatial data challenges and solutions
In this blog, we’ll explore some of the challenges and solutions around managing the spatial aspects of biodiversity data. Claire... Continue reading →
GIS in your organisation: can you identify any pain points?
I was recently involved in a GIS Health Check for one of our clients, Carbon Neutral, who wanted to get... Continue reading →
Doubling down on people
I’ve been informally calling the current financial year “the year we focused on people”, and we thought we’d discuss why... Continue reading →
Recruiting again
It seems that we are posting job adverts often these days – indeed, Gaia Resources has been growing steadily over... Continue reading →
Valuing Biodiversity
My name is Claire and I’m a business analyst at Gaia Resources. I was never one of those kids who... Continue reading →
Open Source Solutions in the Museum and Archive Worlds
In the Museum and Archives worlds, the Collection or Archive Management System used impacts everything from the day-to-day business processes... Continue reading →
Archiving Spatial Data
Last week, late local time on a Wednesday night, I was excitedly listening and watching presentations, writing notes and tweeting... Continue reading →
Information with a Purpose
Our lives are filled with, (and to a degree, controlled by), information flows. You might start your day by checking... Continue reading →
Partnerships, people and change
Gaia Resources is currently undergoing a period of growth and change. However, one of the things that we are bringing... Continue reading →
Archives now and forever!
Last week Meg and I went along to the 2022 opening event for the Western Australian branch of the Australian... Continue reading →