Fantastic Malleefowl and Where To Find Them
Back in January, we started talking to the Great Victorian Desert Biodiversity Trust (GVDBT) about a project that would identify... Continue reading →
Marine Parks App for Android
We blogged in September 2016 about our work on an iOS app for the Department of Parks and Wildlife, now... Continue reading →
Historical Mosquitoes
As part of our previous work on the Atlas of Environmental Health, (such as our previous blog here) we have also... Continue reading →
Revisiting Training in the South-West
Last week, Tracey and I did a (long!) day trip to Bunbury to deliver some training for the South West... Continue reading →
Perth NRM releases GRID for community groups
As we highlighted in our previous post about the Living Landscapes conference, Perth Region NRM have been working with us... Continue reading →
Atlas of Environmental Health – Medical Entomology Update!
Last week the team here at Gaia Resources (led by Serge) released a new web update for the Medical Entomology... Continue reading →
QGIS Training and the Environmental Community
When we first set up our QGIS training courses, we had no idea that we’d see so much of the... Continue reading →
Parks and Green Space Surveys
Following on from previous work we did on the Public Open Space (POS) Tool (see our project wrap up here)... Continue reading →
Data in Environmental Regulation
Piers’ note: Chris and I have been discussing this for a while, and this is the first of a likely... Continue reading →
SLIP data and GRID
Jake recently went along to a Shared Land Information Platform (SLIP) developers workshop to learn about changes Landgate were making... Continue reading →
State NRM gets GRID
As part of our ongoing work with GRID, we have just implemented a new instance – this time to the... Continue reading →
Using QGIS for environmental restoration
One of the earliest projects we did using the Quantum GIS open source package was with Tranen Revegetation Systems, and... Continue reading →
NACC and GRID
We have recently implemented another instance of our Geographic & Reporting Information Database (GRID) product – this time for the... Continue reading →
Spatial Transformations
I was back to Sydney again last week for the Co-operative Research Centre for Spatial Information (CRCSI) conference, with the... Continue reading →
Geo-referencing Archives with QGIS
A while back we posted about how we’d taken some town planning maps from the State Records Office of WA... Continue reading →
QGIS leaping ahead
Quantum GIS (QGIS) is really taking off as a free, open source Geographic Information System (GIS) package across the environmental (and... Continue reading →
Marine Parks of WA in your pocket…
Earlier this year, we started working on the Marine Parks iOS app for the Department of Parks and Wildlife. This... Continue reading →
Using Virtual Reality to assist decision making
We’ve been working and partnering with some Queensland based Natural Resource Management (NRM) groups to expand the services we offer... Continue reading →
QGIS version 2.16 released (and training!)
QGIS is the world’s best open source (and free) desktop GIS software and it just keeps getting better. Want to... Continue reading →
Phytophthora Dieback – Visualising Sampling Effort
While at the recent Dieback Information Group conference I had a few discussions with the Project Dieback team, driven by... Continue reading →