Work Experience
This time we have a guest blog post from Jayden, who was in for work experience for the a couple... Continue reading →
About Anthony Jones
Anthony (or AJ) is the Software Engineering Manager at Gaia Resources, and works on most of our software development projects, whether in design, management or implementation. Anthony has a background in the defence industries, specialising in simulation software and systems integration.
Sprinting to a Low Cost Sensing Platform
Last week, I was lucky enough to participate in a technology sprint and demonstration day over at the Rowes Bay Sustainability... Continue reading →
Experiments with Long Range Wireless Networking
February 10th, 2012 As this is a fairly long article, i’ll summarise by stating that for about 100 bucks, you... Continue reading →
You CAN Get Accurate GPS from your Tablet
A month or so ago, Piers, Aaron and myself attended the launch of the South Coast NRM Dieback Information and... Continue reading →
Developers + Fieldwork = ?
And the answer is: Software that actually works in the field. Earlier this month, Benny and I attended a field... Continue reading →
An Apple a Day
Today we got confirmation of our Apple iOS developer accounts going through. You may ask, ‘What is Gaia Resources doing... Continue reading →
Curtin University Student Projects
On Friday the 26th of November, AJ and I visited Curtin University to attend the Student Poster Presentation that marks... Continue reading →
Developing with your clients
Last week I was in Canberra doing some development work for the Department of the Environment, Heritage, Water and the... Continue reading →
Building a better website
As you may have noticed, Gaia Resources has a brand new website. I thought I’d take the opportunity to collate... Continue reading →
Breaking the shackles of proprietry collaboration
This year, Gaia Resources took on an interesting New Years resolution. For a long time we have been promoting opensource... Continue reading →
Apple’s Latest: The iPad
Just hours ago, Apple announced their long anticipated new tablet. Feelings towards the new product are pretty mixed in our... Continue reading →
Google Wave: The next big thing in collaboration?
We’ve been trialling out Google Wave at Gaia Resources for the last couple of weeks and while it has all... Continue reading →
Twitter Announces Geo-Location API
Hi everyone! Well, this is my first blog on the blog site, so first off, I’ll hijack the topic... Continue reading →
Climatewatch Website launches Monday
Next monday the Earthwatch institute will be launching their new citizen science website called Climatewatch. The Climatewatch website promises to... Continue reading →
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