Milestones in August
This week sees two pretty big milestones. I’m currently on the road again, this time in Melbourne for the release... Continue reading →
WA Surveying and Spatial Sciences Information Conference 2010
This week we went to the WA Surveying and Spatial Sciences Information (SSSI) Conference. This is an annual conference that... Continue reading →
Linking NPI and AER Reporting
On Friday, Sam Nelson from Greenbase came over to give us a return presentation about their work with National Pollutant... Continue reading →
AAEE Conference 2010
In late September, I will be heading to Canberra to present a joint paper written between myself and Dr. Ely... Continue reading →
MapInfo 10.5 and Cloud GIS
I recently had the opportunity to attend the WA launch of MapInfo 10.5 and while this release feels less revolutionary... Continue reading →
WA Surveying and Spatial Sciences Information Conference 2010
This week we went to the WA Surveying and Spatial Sciences Information (SSSI) Conference. This is an annual conference that... Continue reading →
Drinks cancelled
Just in case anyone reads the blog and not the news, we’ve cancelled the drinks event that we had planned... Continue reading →
Communication ’til the end
We all know that the end of the financial year is approaching, and for some of us that brings deadlines... 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 →
Surveying and Spatial Sciences “Green” Seminar
On Tuesday night Andrew, Akeal and I went to the SSSI YP event titled “Environmental Initiatives Through Spatial Innovation”, which... Continue reading →
The influence of neogeography on professional GIS
s little as five years ago it would have been hard to imagine that GIS, maps and location would have... Continue reading →
Research page released
A specific page has been released documenting the research we are currently undertaking. This is in preparation for an on-line survey... Continue reading →
What’s the point in a point?
I thought I’d explore why the citizen science initiatives we are working on for the Atlas of Living Australia are... Continue reading →
ESRI Australia Conference 2010
Akeal and I went to this year’s ESRI Australia’s user group conference for the Asia Pacific region held on the... Continue reading →
A week of workshops
Last week was a very busy week for me. Monday is usually my “management day”, and on Tuesday I did... 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 →
PhD Research
Gaia Resources recently had the opportunity to support some UWA PhD research through the donation of the use of a... Continue reading →
Scholarship and Research Projects
On Tuesday 23rd February, I went to Curtin University to present the fourth annual Gaia Resources scholarship. This scholarship is... Continue reading →
Citizen Science
When I look through our historical work, Gaia Resources has been involved in citizen science – specifically in the area... Continue reading →
Linux on a netbook
To continue the theme on opensource software I’ve written about my experiences of using Linux on an Asus 1000HE Eee... Continue reading →