• Gait change in tongue movement 

  Gick B; Derrick, Donald (Springer Science and Business Media LLC, 2021)

  During locomotion, humans switch gaits from walking to running, and horses from walking to trotting to cantering to galloping, as they increase their movement rate. It is unknown whether gait change leading to a wider ...

• A comparison of surface and motion user-defined gestures for mobile augmented reality. 

  Dong, Ze (University of Canterbury, 2020)

  Augmented Reality (AR) technology permits interaction between the virtual and physical worlds. Recent advancements in mobile devices allow for a better mobile AR experience, and in turn, improving user adoption rate and ...

• Ngāti Pārau MACA historical report 

  Fisher M (2020)

• ASEM’s First Two Decades: A Role Discovered 

  Doidge, Mathew (Walter de Gruyter GmbH, 2019)

  This article examines the first two decades of the transregional Asia–Europe Meeting (ASEM) from its inception with the Bangkok Summit of 1996. Examining instances of region building and the socialisation of states, it ...

• Sharing Manipulated Heart Rate Feedback in Collaborative Virtual Environments 

  Dey A; Chen H; Hayati A; Billinghurst M; Lindeman R (2019)

  We have explored the effects of sharing manipulated heart rate feedback in collaborative virtual environments. In our study, we created two types of different virtual environments (active and passive) with different ...

• Vegetation mapping for the protection of old-growth spinifex and pīngao dunes on the uplifted Marlborough coast 

  Orchard, S (2021)

  This report contributes to a collaborative project between the Marlborough District Council (MDC) and University of Canterbury (UC) which aims to help protect and promote the recovery of native dune systems on the Marlborough ...

• Why New Zealand is more vulnerable to a new COVID-19 outbreak than ever before 

  Hobbs M; Gray L; Campbell, Malcolm (Conversation, 2021)

• Delight, relief and caution: six experts on New Zealand’s move to ease its coronavirus lockdown 

  Sutherland D; Basu A; Berka M; Baker M; Shaw R; Campbell, Malcolm (Conversation, 2020)

• Characteristics of air puffs produced in English 'pa': Experiments and simulations 

  Derrick, Donald; Anderson P; Gick B; Green S (Acoustical Society of America (ASA), 2009)

  Three dimensional large eddy simulations, microphone "pop" measurements, and high-speed videos of the airflow and lip opening associated with the syllable "pa" are presented. In the simulations, the mouth is represented ...

• Learning effects in multimodal perception with real and simulated faces 

  Keough M; Derrick, Donald; Taylor RC; Gick B (Australian Speech Science and Technology Association Inc., 2019)

  We have all learned to associate real voices with animated faces since childhood. Researchers use this association, employing virtual faces in audiovisual speech perception tasks. However, we do not know if perceivers ...

• Aero-tactile integration in fricatives: Converting audio to air flow information for speech perception enhancement 

  Derrick, Donald; O'Beirne, Greg A.; De Rybel T; Hay J (ISCA, 2014)

  We follow up on research demonstrating that aero-tactile information can enhance or interfere with accurate auditory perception among uninformed and untrained perceivers [1, 2, 3]. We computationally extract aperiodic ...

• Biomechanical modeling of English /r/ variants 

  Stavness I; Gick B; Derrick, Donald; Fels S (Acoustical Society of America (ASA), 2012)

  This study reports an investigation of the well-known context-dependent variation in English /r/ using a biomechanical tongue-jaw-hyoid model. The simulation results show that preferred /r/ variants require less volume ...

• Vowel identity conditions the time course of tone recognition 

  Shaw JA; Tyler MD; Kasiopa B; Ma Y; Proctor M; Han C; Derrick, Donald; Burnham D (2013)

  Using eye-tracking in a visual world paradigm, we sought converging evidence for the time course of Mandarin Chinese tone recognition as predicted by the availability of information in f0 and past results from a ...

• Duration of Blackfoot /s/: A comparison of assibilant, affricate, singleton, geminate and syllabic /s/ in Blackfoot 

  Derrick, Donald (2006)

  A study comparing the duration of assibilant, affricate, singleton, geminate and syllabic /s/ from the citation speech of one speaker demonstrated significant differences in the duration of geminate /s/ (µ = 300 ms), ...

• Aero-tactile integration in Mandarin 

  Derrick, Donald; Heyne M; O'Beirne, Greg A.; Hay J (Australian Speech Science and Technology Association Inc., 2019)

  Previous research has shown that audio-aligned air puffs applied to the skin can enhance the perception of speech audio [12]. In this study, we applied dynamically varying air flow during two-way forced-choice ...

• Reducing health inequity for Māori people in New Zealand 

  Hobbs M; Ahuriri-Driscoll A; Marek L; Campbell M; Tomintz M; Kingham S (Elsevier BV, 2019)

• The temporal window of audio-tactile integration in speech perception 

  Gick B; Ikegami Y; Derrick, Donald (Acoustical Society of America (ASA), 2010)

  Asynchronous cross-modal information is integrated asymmetrically in audio-visual perception. To test whether this asymmetry generalizes across modalities, auditory (aspirated "pa" and unaspirated "ba" stops) and tactile ...

• In which population groups are food and physical activity environments related to obesity? 

  Hobbs M; McKenna J (SAGE Publications, 2019)

• Historical report on Fenton fishery entitlements: Manuhaea, Korotuaheka and Awakokomuka 

  Fisher M (2020)

  It was quickly apparent that the promises made in Kemp’s purchase were not fulfilled and by 1849 the first letter of protest from Matiaha Tiramōrehu was received by the Crown. Appeals for further lands was at centre of ...

• Towards Real-time Federation of Spatial Data for Hazard Risk Management 

  SIAO HIM FA J; Oomen K; Li J; Deakin R; Ivánová I; McMeekin D; Wilson M (2019)

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