March 2018

EO: the next generation

Posted on 2018-03-282018-03-19 by ajggeoger in Conferences, General

On the 13th March I attended the RSPSoc Wavelength 2018 conference. This is a student and young professional conference, held annually in different locations around the country and hosted by the RSPSoc Student representative for a given year (along with the shadow rep, ready for the next year). This year the conference was held in … Continue reading EO: the next generation →

Scene From Above S1 E5

Posted on 2018-03-19 by ajggeoger in Podcast

The fifth episode of the Scene From Above podcast.

Software: Trello

Posted on 2018-03-132018-02-14 by ajggeoger in Business, General

I mentioned in a previous blog post that I have looked at using Trello as a way of generating and managing my task list. Although Trello is great for many things, I just didn't find it the right fit for managing my day to day tasks (despite there being numerous posts and videos on the … Continue reading Software: Trello →

Mentoring

Posted on 2018-03-022018-02-26 by ajggeoger in Business

In August 2013, I set up Geoger Ltd. as a fully fledged company. I had a rough plan about what I was going to do, how I was going to do it, and I had a single contract for a couple of days work lined up and ready. I'd been in the commercial world since … Continue reading Mentoring →

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Build. Back. #3

Following on from my previous posts about returning from Covid in a more sustainable way with different ideas, this post will present some notes around the ideas of finance. First off, I just want to say that I am definitely not a finance specialist and absolutely nothing in this post is meant as an endorsement […]

Rasters Revealed

Rasters Revealed is a one-day conference about the use of raster datasets. The conference uses raster data as a common thread around which to share knowledge and experience of data generation, management, dissemination and processing methods, all of which are applied and required across the large range of market sectors and disciplines (commercial and academic) […]

Build. Back. #2

In my previous blog post on this subject, I laid out some thoughts about what we as a society might want to consider as a way of returning from the strangeness that has accompanied the pandemic. In this brief post, I just want to link to some resources that I’ve found interestng over the last […]