Anamise Pty Ltd

15/09/2021

What advice would you give for someone wanting to "Excel" :p in the area of data analysis?

This was posted on a forum today with a plethora of people answering learn R, learn Python, read this resource, learn maths.

At Anamise we value one data analysis skill above all else.

The skill of CRITICAL THINKING.

One of our previous employees Mikolaj Fitrzyk was an amazing critical thinker. Together we created great, innovative solutions to very unique problems.

Here is a video of how we were able to rearrange Solar Irradiance data from the Bureau of Meteorology to enable a lot of new functionality to our products.

Mikolaj named this tool Sunstat and there is information about it in the video below.

I would also like to give a shout-out to Solcast (Solar Radiation Data Experts) and the Bureau of Meteorology who also do great work in this space.

All programming languages, tools, and methods have different strengths.

Being able to select the right tools, and create insights that benefit the community is the most important skill in data analysis!

This tool allows us to find historical information about solar irradiance and apply this to fields of energy, agriculture, and anything thing else that is affected by the sun.

If this tool can help you please call us on 0423 070 843 or email [email protected] to work together.

Mikolaj provides valuable insights into a GIS program he has been working on which we have called internally Sunstat. The program finds the average solar irr...

15/04/2021

------FREE SMART ENERGY PLAN EVENT-------
--------Blacktown's Max Webber Library-------

Do you or a family member love science, environmental issues, or computer studies? Do you think energy efficiency and renewable energy are an important part of our future? Then we would love your feedback and support for the development of our Smart Energy Plan website.

Smart Places, Smart Energy Event!!
All ages and people welcome: Industry professionals, school/uni students, or anyone who is interested.

Location: Max Webber Library
Time: 6.30pm - 7.30pm
Date: 22nd of April 2021

Topics include:
How the Earth travels around the sun.
How to figure out the best number of solar panels.
How computer parts like GPUs work.
What does a Smart Energy plan look like?

Attendees will receive a free trial of our Solar Optimisation Software valued at over $16,500 inc. GST. Perfect for business owners and facilities managers to find out how much money solar panels can save and what is the best number of solar panels for them to install.

How to create a renewable energy and energy efficiency plan that leads to success.

22/02/2021

Head to www.anamise.com.au for more information.

Our programming team at Anamise are dedicated to ensuring your sustainability projects are approved. Our flagship software Auxin S4 creates professional level business cases. This means your internal solar proposals can be approved by upper management. Turn your sustainability aspirations into achievable goals with Auxin S4.

04/02/2020

What solar system size is right for you?

www.anamise.com.au/views/consultation.php

02/01/2020

Fire trucks will become the super vehicles of Australia. We need the best engineers in Australia to be building amazing fire trucks. No firefighter should ever die in a firetruck. Click the article below and leave comments on how you believe fire trucks can be improved in the future.

Fire trucks are an essential tool in fighting Australian bushfires. Throughout the 21st century fire trucks will be redesigned to be safe and driverless.

30/10/2019

The sustainable finance movement presents an opportunity to direct billions of additional dollars of capital into cleantech startups. However, without additional support for the early-stage of the technology investment pipeline, this capital will struggle to be deployed into the businesses and proje...

23/09/2019

Happy Spring Equinox!!!

Your days are about to feel longer!

Tomorrow is the day when the centre of the Sun is directly over the equator in late September, called the equinox—from the Latin for 'equal night'.

Days and nights are equal in length (each 12 h) for the southern hemisphere two or three days before the technical spring equinox. Most of Australia sees about 12 h 8 min of daylight on the equinox itself. This is because our atmosphere refracts (bends) sunlight so that we can see the Sun just before it's risen in line with the horizon, and just after it's passed below the level of the horizon at sunset.

From then on, days are longer than nights until the next in late March.

Read our blog to become an instant equinox and solstice expert: http://ow.ly/3Cba50wed06

18/06/2019

Array is an investment initiative allowing you to invest in solar farms for as little as $5. Would you rather be paying for electricity or have people pay you for? Check it out today!

Build your savings while building solar farms. Start with just $5 and get updates through the Array app.

24/05/2019

Nearmap's is like Google Maps for professionals. On the 13th of June we will be heading to the Sydney Conference to learn more about how this amazing tool can be used. Check it out here

Trust us, you’re going to want to keep your diary open for NAVIG8.

16/05/2019

Follow my LinkedIn Feed for updates from the Australian Institute of Energy "Financing Renewable Energy in Australia" event.

May 16, 2019: Alexander Robinson posted images on LinkedIn

26/07/2018

Time to clean up the showroom entrance. Its all about the experience.