• The importance of the local school environment in encouraging healthy school travel and healthy local communities 

  McCone E; Curl A; Kingham, Simon (2019)

• The Future of Travel - effects on communities, streetscapes and recreation 

  Kingham, Simon (2019)

• The role of wellbeing in intelligent transport decisions 

  Kingham, Simon (2018)

• Looking Back to the Future or Forward to the Past? How will we travel in 2050? 

  Kingham, Simon (2020)

• Geomorphological contrast between advance and retreat phases at the terminus of a dynamic maritime glacier: Fox Glacier/Te Moeka o Tūwae, New Zealand 

  Purdie H; Bealing P; Gomez C; Anderson B; Marsh O (2020)

• The good, the bad and the ugly: understanding the reasons behind transport choices (and then doing something about them) 

  Kingham, Simon (2020)

• Anticipating the unintended consequences of transport technologies 

  Kingham, Simon (2019)

• Creating Sustainable, Resilient, Healthy Communities: Accident or Design? 

  Kingham, Simon (2019)

• How can well planned streets promote healthy communities and recreation 

  Kingham, Simon (2019)

• Processes and feedbacks associated with iceberg calving and subaqueous terminus morphology, Tasman/Haupapa Glacier, New Zealand 

  Lindsay J; Purdie H; Rack W (2020)

• Rain-on-snow in the Southern Alps: hydrometeorology and imapcts 

  Porhemmat R; Zawar-Reza P; Kerr T; Zammit C; Purdie, Heather (2021)

  Rain-on-snow (ROS) events are important hydrometeorological phenomenon in alpine catchments. Despite the frequent occurrence of ROS in the Southern Alps, the hydrometeorological characteristics of these events remain ...

• Rolleston Glacier: First decade of mass balance measurement and the implications of climate change on mass balance monitoring 

  Purdie H; Kerr T; Rack W; Lorrey A (2021)

  Rolleston Glacier is a small glacier located near Arthurs Pass. It is one of only two NZ glaciers at which mass balance is directly measured. After the first decade of monitoring (2011-2020), the cumulative mass balance ...

• 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 ...

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