Twenty Years
This year marks the 20th year of Gaia Resources. This year, you’re going to see a fair bit from us... Continue reading →
Biodiversity Data in Western Australia
We have been quietly involved in the Biodiversity Information Office (BIO) for some time (since 2020 https://archive.gaiaresources.com.au/biodiversity-initiatives-australia/ right through 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 →
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 →
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 →
Satellite platforms: free and open data for environmental monitoring
My colleague Rocio recently wrote about her team winning a NASA global hackathon, with their prototype solution to monitor movement... Continue reading →
Landslide Detection Squad wins at the NASA Space Apps Challenge
Last time you heard from me I told you about the NASA hackathon and how the team I was part... Continue reading →
The annual FOSS4G Conference: Celebrating Open Source Software in the Spatial Community
You may have heard about free and open source software – we’ve talked about it a lot at Gaia, and... Continue reading →
Straight to the pool room
We’ve been lucky enough to work with a lot of award winning projects over the years, and there has been... Continue reading →
Continuing the Climate Change Conversations
While I have been to each of the Future Led event series being run by our partners Liquid Interactive, the... Continue reading →
Upcoming Events for Gaia Resources
We are all well aware of the impacts that COVID-19 has had on how we work and the types of... Continue reading →
Greener business: Cumulative positive impacts for the environment
Any business can make a significant and meaningful contribution to minimising our collective environmental footprint. We’ve been looking cumulatively at... Continue reading →
A platform for monitoring forest canopy cover
We recently completed a technical investigation into leveraging Sentinel satellite imagery for monitoring forest canopy cover in forested areas in... Continue reading →
Innovations in Biodiversity Data Management
As part of a webinar series hosted by the CSIRO, the Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) recently held a webinar... Continue reading →
Artificial Intelligence for fish species identification
As we wrote in our previous blog, the “Counting Fish” challenge was put forward by the Australian Institute of Marine... Continue reading →
Biodiversity and high-performance computing
On Friday, 14th, May, I went to an event at the University of Western Australia, titled “Global biodiversity hotspot with... Continue reading →
Checking in with our (spatial) Data Scientists
Our Data Science team meet regularly to talk about our workloads, upcoming projects and emerging technologies. With software engineers, business... Continue reading →