• Tracing and visualisation of contributing water sources in a model of flood inundation 

  Wilson M; Coulthard T (University of Auckland, 2019)

  We describe the formulation of a simple method of water source tracing for computational models of flood inundation and demonstrate its implementation within CAESAR-Lisflood. Water source tracing can provide additional ...

• More than monitoring: Developing impact measures for transformative social enterprise 

  Healy S; Dombroski K; Diprose G; Conradson D; McNeill J; Watkins A (United Nations, 2019)

  Meeting the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 involves transformational change in the business of business, and social enterprises can lead the way in such change. We studied Cultivate, one such social enterprise in ...

• Duration Thresholds for Identifying Different Sound Types 

  Budathoki DL; Tchorz J; O'Beirne, Greg A. (German Medical Science GMS Publishing House, 2019)

• Ten years of Rolleston Glacier measurements 

  Kerr T; Purdie H; Rack W (2020)

  The Rolleston Glacier loses enough water each year to fill an Olympic swimming pool 31 times. Put another way, an average of 0.7 m depth of water across the entire glacier has been lost each year for the last ten years. ...

• Is Accommodation ‘Sharing’ Disrupting the Regional Housing Market? 

  Campbell M; McNair H; Mackay M; Perkins H (2019)

  This presentation explores the role of an accommodation sharing platform, AirBnB, which is seen as a disrupter to conventional accommodation providers and housing markets in many regions worldwide. We focus on New Zealand, ...

• A systematic review of rehabilitation for corticobulbar symptoms in adults with Huntington's Disease 

  Burnip E; Wallace E; Gozdzikowska K; Huckabee M-L (IOS Press, 2017)

  Background: Corticobulbar symptoms have been reported in all stages of Huntington’s disease (HD); aspiration pneumonia associated with swallowing impairment has been identified as the most common cause of death. Whilst ...

• Spatially Balanced Sampling using the Halton Sequence 

  Robertson B; Brown J; McDonald T; Price C (2019)

• The Use of Ranked Set Sampling with Balanced Acceptance Sampling 

  Robertson B; Brown J; McDonald T (2018)

  Ranked set sampling is a design that can increase sample efficiency by forcing sample coverage over the range of response values in the population. Balanced acceptance sampling (BAS) has a similar aim, with sample efficiency ...

• Knock, knock, who’s where: how location (and GIS and GPS) can help explain health …… and a lot of other things 

  Kingham S; Campbell M (2017)

• Lexical knowledge and speech recognition in adverse listening conditions 

  McAuliffe M; Fletcher A; Kerr S; Sinex D (2018)

• Investigating the adaptability of New Zealand’s vineyard areas to changing climate using a multi-scale approach 

  Sturman A; Quénol H; Powell S; Soltanzadeh I; Zawar-Reza P; Bonnardot V (2011)

  Grape vine growth and hence the wine industry are highly sensitive to variations in weather and climate. A collaborative international research programme is underway to investigate this sensitivity, and to help develop ...

• Investigation of grapevine areas under climatic stress using high resolution atmospheric modelling: case studies in South Africa and New Zealand 

  Bonnardot V; Sturman A; Soltanzadeh I; Zawar-Reza P; Hunter JJ; Quénol H (2011)

  High-resolution atmospheric simulations (500 m) were used to assess viticultural areas under climatic stress in South Africa and New Zealand. The potential areas in which high daytime temperature stress was likely to affect ...

• A fine scale approach to map bioclimatic indices using and comparing dynamical and geostatistical methods 

  Le Roux R; Katurji MM; Zawar-Reza P; de Resseguier L; Sturman AP; van Leeuwen C; Parker A; Trought M; Quenol H (2016)

  Climate, especially temperature, plays a major role in grapevine development. Several bioclimaticindices have been created to relate temperature to grapevine phenology (e.g. Winkler Index, Huglin Index, Grapevine Flowering ...

• The importance of transport: more than moving people and things 

  Kingham S (2018)

• Making a difference: translating transport research into policy implementation 

  Kingham S (2018)

• A faster way to measure child-directed speech: Development and validation of a new clinical tool 

  Newbury J; Sutherland D (2019)

• Multi-hazard prone coasts: Where are we now & where to from here? 

  Hart DE; Pitman S; Byun D-S (2019)

• Supporting communities to adapt to a flooding environment in Jakarta: A spatial Planning approach. 

  Prana AM; Hart D; Curl A; Dionisio R; Gomez C (2019)

• Christchurch’s flooding multi-hazard study: Looking at land drainage through coastal eyes. 

  Todd D; Cobby D; Parsons T; Hart D; Hawke K (2018)

• Gaze-Guided Narratives for Outdoor Tourism. 

  Kwok, T.C.K.; Kiefer, P.; Schinazi, V.R.; Adams, Ben; Raubal, M. (ACM Press, 2019)

  Many outdoor spaces have hidden stories connected with them that can be used for enriching a tourist’s experience. Previous work on locative media has suggested to include these stories by guiding users to relevant places ...

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