We provide a quick tutorial on setting up Blender to render hillshade for use in ArcGIS Pro.

How surveying resulted in Victoria and Tasmania sharing a LAND border.

At TerraLab, we use ecological knowledge, statistics and technology to make our work as efficient as possible. We utilise a case study of the Growling Grass Frog to show how we can save our clients a lot of time and money when performing targeted threatened species surveys.

You can perform a bulk download and export of attachments from ArcGIS Online using pythin and ArcGIS Pro. Not only that, we explain how you can rename your attachments based on a field in your feature class.

We use STA logger data in the forestry sector and discover that you can estimate tree stand density from spray data.

TerraLab are the Innovate with NBN champions of 2023 for their product, the STA logger.

In today's world, the importance of businesses acting in an environmentally responsible manner cannot be overstated. At TerraLab, we understand this responsibility and have implemented a comprehensive Environmental Sustainability Policy that reflects our commitment to minimizing our environmental footprint. In this article, we will delve into our policy objectives and highlight the broader benefits they bring to the environment.

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the legislation related to the control of noxious weeds in each state and territory of Australia, highlighting the key statutes and their coverage.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the legislation related to biodiversity and native vegetation management in each state and territory of Australia, emphasizing their key statutes and coverage.

Did you know that your planning permit will be rejected if you did not use accredited native vegetation assessors for your vegetation quality assessment? In this post, we discuss the process and how TerraLab can help.

In this article we provide an overview of the things to consider when using GPS/GNSS to ensure you get the best possible results from your device.

In this blog post we discuss the history of “paper towns” in cartography - Fake towns put on maps to trick would-be copycats. Now we have to be aware of completely fake maps generated from AI.

Did you know that your organisations data stored in ArcGIS Online is not backed up? Human error or data corruption could cripple your business. Here we provide some insight into why you should have a backup strategy, and what you should consider.

TerraLab Director, Harley reflects on the recognition TerraLab recieved in 20022 for their work on the STA logger.

A discussion on coastal geomorphology and Digital Earth Australia’s coastline mapping tool.

The coastline does not have a length. Nor does a lake have a shoreline. What matters is the scale you measure it at. In this blog, we discuss the coastline paradox.

We explain the process of performing desktop simulations using GIS to validate methods of ecological sampling. We use the Eltham Copper Butterfly as our case study.

In this blog, we present location accuracy test results of five late-model mobile phones under different tree canopy scenarios, and discuss what that means for mobile GIS.

A discussion on the features that differentiate Swamp Gum from Strzelecki Gum.

We make the case for producing your tourist and municipality maps with a cartographer to open the door to a range of possibilities.