• Modelling Information Quality and Source Reliability to Improve the Trust of Volunteered Geographic Information 

  Goodhue, P; Delikostidis, I (2017)

  Crowdsourcing and volunteered geographic information (VGI) can improve the way we collect information about the world we live in, but they are not without limitations. Traditionally sourced geographic information (GI) ...

• Light and shade: modelling the growth of Tradescantia fluminensis 

  Plank M; James A; Kelly D; Lamoureaux S; Bourdôt G (2017)

• Let's 'kakokako' about Motu 

  Wong SG-J; Davis I; Sutrave N; Kila R; Peach E; Logan Z; Quinn H (2016)

  Motu is an Oceanic language spoken along the coast of Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.The last comprehensive survey of Motu was completed in 1896 which was followed by a revised grammar of Hiri Motu in 1974. Hiri Motu is a ...

• Characterising patterns of turbulent heat exchange over snow in an alpine ski area with infrared camera 

  Purdie HL; Katurji M; Datta, Rajasweta; Zawar-Reza P (2017)

• Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) for Disaster Management : A Case Study for Floods in Jakarta 

  Hartato, E.; Delikostidis, I.; De Roiste, M. (2016)

• Reverse greed in energy and transport 

  Kingham, S.; Muir, S. (University of Canterbury. Geography, 2016)

• Innovation in the analysis of therapeutic change: Combining both idiographic and nomothetic approaches in one visual analysis 

  Blampied, N.M. (University of Canterbury. Psychology, 2016)

  For decades there have been calls for clinical research in psychology to be more idiographic and less dependent on group statistical inference, because what applies in aggregate (nomothetic research) does not necessarily ...

• Effects of Micronutrients on Anxiety and Stress in Children 

  Rucklidge, J.J.; Blampied, N.M.; Sole, E.J. (University of Canterbury. Psychology, 2016)

  • Objective: Examined effects of micronutrients on children with clinically elevated stress and anxiety 23 to 36 months after experiencing a natural disaster (major earthquake). • Methods: A single-case design ...

• The development of parents' capacity to self-regulate while participating in Group Teen Triple P 

  Sutherland, F.; Blampied, N.M.; France, K.G. (University of Canterbury. Psychology, 2016)

  Previous research has found that the capacity to self-regulate is associated with a number of positive life outcomes and deficits in self-regulation have been linked with poorer life outcomes. Therefore, parent and child ...

• Reliable Change and the Reliable Change Index in the context of evidence-based practice: A tutorial review 

  Blampied, N.M. (University of Canterbury. Psychology, 2016)

  Background: The concept of Reliable Change in the context of psychological treatment was introduced by Jacobson and colleagues in 1984. Their Reliable Change Index (RCI) specifies the amount of change a client must show ...

• Geography and health 

  Kingham, S. (University of Canterbury. Geography, 2016)

• Earthquakes and the rebuild of Christchurch: how Geography provides the answers 

  Kingham, S. (University of Canterbury. Geography, 2016)

• Recovering from a natural disaster 

  Kingham, S. (University of Canterbury. Geography, 2016)

• Invited Keynote: Laboratory Christchurch : Redefining stormwater system resilience in a multihazard environment 

  Hart, D.E. (University of Canterbury. Geography, 2016)

• Managing new employee safety risks: Integrating safety and human resource management practices 

  Burt, C.D.B. (University of Canterbury. Psychology, 2016)

• Deformation, Strength, and Failure Mode of Deep Geothermal Reservoir Rocks 

  Siratovich, P.A.; Villeneuve, M.C.; Heap, M.J.; Kennedy, B.M. (University of Canterbury. Geological Sciences, 2016)

  Rocks sourced from active geothermal systems can have unique responses to deformation, due to unique alteration mineralogy and complex microstructure. The current state of understanding of mechanical behaviour of ...

• Psychological factors in investment choice between shares, bank deposits, and residential real estate in New Zealand, Hong Kong, and Germany 

  Kemp, S.; Chan, M.; Chen, Z.; Fetchenhauer, D.; Helton, W.S.; Steiniger, T. (University of Canterbury. Psychology, 2016)

• Proposed collaboration : Genetic risk and progression to dementia in Parkinson's disease 

  Dalrymple-Alford, J.; Anderson, T.; Farrer, M. (University of Canterbury. Psychology, 2016)

• Regional cortical thinning is associated with cognitive status in Parkinson's disease 

  Almuqbel, M.M.; Melzer, T.R.; Myall, D.J.; MacAskill, M.R.; Livingston, L.; Horne, K-L.; Dalrymple-Alford, J.C.; Anderson, T.J.; Pitcher, T.L.; Keenan, R.J. (University of Canterbury. Psychology, 2016)

• Longitudinal magnetic resonance spectroscopy and cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease 

  Almuqbel, M.; Melzer, T.R.; Myall, D.J.; MacAskill, M.R.; Livingston, L.; Wood, K-L.; Pitcher, T.L.; Keenan, R.J.; Dalrymple-Alford, J.C.; Anderson, T.J. (University of Canterbury. Psychology, 2015)

View more