• Measurement of child directed speech: Bridging the gap between research and practice 

  Newbury JM; Sutherland D (2018)

• Cultivating Commoners 

  Dombroski KF; Diprose G; Healy S; Conradson D (2018)

• Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities | Ko ngā wā Kāinga hei Whakamāhorahora National Science Challenge (BBHTC) 

  Perkins H; Mackay M; Campbell M (2018)

• Tourism-led regeneration: insights from Timaru, South Canterbury 

  Perkins H; Mackay M; Campbell M; Levy D; Hills R; Rosin C (2018)

• Property-led regeneration: insights from two towns 

  Levy D; Hills R; Perkins H; Mackay M; Campbell M (2018)

• Surface rupture hazard zonation: best practice for New Zealand? 

  Hale DD; Fenton CH; Khajavi N (2017)

  Engineered structures crossing active faults are vulnerable to damage during surface faulting earthquakes (e.g. Darfield 2010; Kaikoura 2016). The design and location of mitigation measures to counteract fault rupture ...

• Preliminary insights into the fault geometries and kinematics of surface rupture along the South Leader Fault during the Mw 7.8 Kaikoura earthquake 

  Hyland N; Nicol A; Fenton CH; Khajavi N; Pettinga J; Bushell T (2017)

  The south Leader Fault (SLF) is a newly documented active structure that ruptured the surface during the Mw 7.8 Kaikoura earthquake. The Leader Fault is a NNE trending oblique left lateral thrust that links the predominantly ...

• A methodology for examining soil-water characteristics of loess and loess-derived soils on Banks Peninsula, New Zealand 

  Fenton CH; Yates K (2017)

  Loess and loess-derived soils cover much of Canterbury, from the foothills of the Southern Alps to the Pacific Coast. These soils are of variable thickness, ranging from several metres up to 40m at the base of slopes on ...

• Comparing individual exposure to air and noise pollution in Montreal during rush hours according to the mode of transportation used 

  Apparicio P; Seguin A-M; Gelb J; Mathieu M-E; Kingham SP (2017)

• Learning from the earthquakes: what are resilient communities? 

  Kingham SP (2017)

• Creating healthy urban communities: lessons from Christchurch’s earthquake recovery 

  Kingham SP; Banwell K; Dionisio M (2017)

• Two families of comets falling onto Beta PIctoris 

  Pollard KR; Barnes SI; Persson SI; Tobin W (2017)

  The young A6 V star β Pictoris shows variable, velocity-shifted absorptions in the Ca II H & K lines, which are attributed to infalling, evaporating, comet-like bodies (exocomets). We have analyzed Ca II H & K absorptions ...

• Cycling through disruption: travel behaviour at the University of Canterbury in a city undergoing transition 

  Curl AM; Kingham S (2017)

• Dark Energy from Cosmic Structure 

  Wiltshire DL (2012)

  Below scales of about 100=hMpc our universe displays a complex inhomogeneous structure dominated by voids, with clusters of galaxies in sheets and filaments. The coincidence that cosmic expansion appears to start accelerating ...

• The road to a better future: is there a role for the bicycle in modern cities? 

  Kingham SP (2017)

• Timescape : observations, challenges 

  Wiltshire DL (2017)

• Inhomogeneous cosmology 

  Wiltshire DL (2016)

• Projective planes, Laguerre planes and generalized quadrangles that admit large groups of automorphisms 

  Steinke GF (2018)

• Legacy effects of marine larval development for a diadromous species 

  HIckford; Egan EM; Yungnickel; Schiel (2017)

• Numerical modeling of volcanic slope instability and related hazards at Pacaya Volcano, Guatemala 

  Schaefer LN; Oommen T; Corazzato C; Tibaldi A; Rose WI (2012)

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