WALIS Forum
We’re starting to plan for the WALIS Forum, which is held in November here in Perth. We’ll have a stand... Continue reading →
Gadget time
I’ve just finally had a moment or two to play with a gadget that’s been on my desk for a... Continue reading →
Congratulations
Everyone at Gaia Resources would like to congratulate England on regaining the Ashes. Although we’re disappointed, we accept that the... 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 →
Earth 2.0 unleashed on students
Hi everyone. This is my first blog entry for Gaia Resources. It’s about our rollout of Earth 2.0 at Edith... 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 →
New staff and Wikimedia recap
Piers is back from his trip to Melbourne and Canberra, and has published a blog post about the GLAM-WIKI event... Continue reading →
GLAM Wiki
I’m just back from a trip to Melbourne and Canberra to kick off a few new projects for Gaia Resources,... Continue reading →
Travel (again!)
Outfitted with a new 3G modem, Piers is heading to Canberra for a few different meetings on projects and the... Continue reading →
Upcoming Canberra Trip
I am heading to Canberra in a little over a week to attend a Wikimedia event, GLAM-WIKI. As part of... Continue reading →
Another new staff member
Tom Brownlie will be starting at Gaia Resources on the 10th August, as a Senior Consultant. Tom will be handling... Continue reading →
Anthony’s First Day
Anthony Jones joins us today as a Senior Developer. Anthony has already been getting immersed in our systems and projects,... Continue reading →
Conferences?
Which conferences are you going to in the second half of the year? Let us know by taking our survey.
Twitter – The Verdict
A while back (see this blog post) I posted that I was starting to investigate Twitter, and set up my... Continue reading →
Metadata…
I enjoy quoting Jim Croft: “Yesterday upon the stair, Metadata wasn’t there. It wasn’t there again today, How I... Continue reading →
Curtin Schools Workshops and WWF
Two quick updates: Curtin Schools Workshops Last week most of the GIS crew were at the Spatial Sciences... Continue reading →
SWAEI Workshops
Our office will be quite empty until Friday, while Mel, Akeal, Corinne and Piers head to the SWAEI Target Setting... Continue reading →
Conferences – help us choose
We’re currently looking at the conferences coming up for the rest of 2009, and wondering which ones we should go... Continue reading →
SWAEI Data Project
A while back we sent a bunch of DVDs out that contained a wealth of information about the state of... Continue reading →
More blogs
Andrew and Piers have posted a couple of blog entries in the last week. Piers has also been up to Kalgoorlie... Continue reading →