On the road again…
Piers heads to Tasmania this week to the Faunal Collections Informatics Group meeting in Launceston. Piers will be talking about... Continue reading →
Socially acceptable LSIDs?
First, a quick disclaimer; this is based on my personal experiences and in no way reflects the opinions of anyone... Continue reading →
Back from Darwin
I had a fortunate excuse to head to Darwin this week – my fiancée was at a medical conference. So... Continue reading →
Another employee!
Matt Aravidis, who won the 2009 Gaia Resources scholarship, starts with us today as a casual GIS operator. Matt is... Continue reading →
Happy Easter
Piers is back from Darwin, where he had a great time and a good meeting with the Museum and Art... Continue reading →
Tag, you’re it…
Piers is heading to Darwin this weekend, and will be catching up with a few clients and suppliers over the... Continue reading →
Best practice GPS recording?
I was reading through the Taxacom mailing list over the weekend and saw a few posts about GPS accuracies and... Continue reading →
Our Nation’s Capital
At the beginning of last week Piers and I took a trip to Canberra to give a presentation at the... Continue reading →
West
Piers and Tim are now back from their trip to Canberra and Sydney. The trip was well worth it, and... Continue reading →
Open Source Mobile GIS
gvSIG Mobile Version 0.2 was released 04/03/09, the key feature of this release is the ability to create new features.... Continue reading →
Open Source Contributions
We love using open source code at Gaia Resources and want to give as much back as possible. It had... Continue reading →
Dangerous GPS…
The latest Co-ordinates magazine feed that came across my inbox had an article in it that made me think a... Continue reading →
East
Piers and Tim are heading to Canberra and Sydney today to do some presentations and meetings with the Department of Environment, Water,... Continue reading →
Gaia Resources 2009 Scholarship
Curtin University has put up a PDF article about the recent scholarship presentations, where Piers presented Matt Aravidis with the... Continue reading →
Long weekend
Just a brief reminder that today is a public holiday here in Western Australia today, so our offices are closed.
Office artworks
Just before Christmas last year, we got the last of our original artworks from Rachel O’Shea, who runs her own... Continue reading →
Rugby and Presentations
Given the amount of work we’ve got scheduled, I’ve been keen to make sure we still have some opportunities to... Continue reading →
Travel and projects
Piers and Tim are preparing for a trip east from the 9th to 13th of March to present about HermesLite... Continue reading →
SWAEI kicks off…
In between reviewing over 130 applicants for our recent Junior Office Assistant position (!), I thought I’d chuck in a... Continue reading →
New position open
Due to the workload we’ve got scheduled for 2009, we have started recruitment (again!) for a Junior Office Assistant. Details... Continue reading →