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• When Cultivate Thrives: Developing Criteria for Community Economy Return on Investment 

  Dombroski K; Diprose G; Conradson D; Healy S; Watkins A (2019)

  Project overview: Urban communities around the world are using farming and gardening to promote food security, social inclusion and wellbeing. For Christchurch-based Cultivate, urban farms are not only physical places ...

• Cultivating Community Economies: Tools for building a liveable world 

  Gibson-Graham JK; Cameron J; Dombroski K; Healy S; Miller E (2017)

• A Multi-Criteria Decision Tool to Support Seismic Resilience Investments Under Deep Uncertainty 

  Kipp, Bob; Hatton, Tracy; Seville, Erica (2016)

  Project Aim  Create a tool to assist decision makers in understanding the synergies and trade-offs between different resilience investments.  Create a process for using the tool that enables decision makers to acknowledge ...

• A Dynamic Function for Energy Return on Investment 

  Dale, M.; Krumdieck, S.; Bodger, P. (University of Canterbury. Electrical and Computer EngineeringUniversity of Canterbury. Mechanical Engineering, 2011)

  Most estimates of energy-return-on-investment (EROI) are “static”. They determine the amount of energy produced by a particular energy technology at a particular location at a particular time. Some “dynamic” estimates are ...

• The effect of heat exchanger design on the return on investment of a geothermal power plant 

  Budisulistyo D; Krumdieck S; Southon, M (2014)

  In this study, a model of a binary geothermal power plant has been developed in Aspen software and validated with the real data from Chena binary geothermal power plant. The validated model is used to investigate the ...

• Energy Return on Investment (EROI) for Distributed Power Generation from Low-Temperature Heat Sources Using the Organic Rankine Cycle 

  Southon, M.; Krumdieck, S. (University of Canterbury. Mechanical Engineering, 2013)

  Energy Return on (Energy) Investment, EROI, is a measure of the future energy benefit from energy expenditure. EROI can be used in addition to price signals to determine how an energy technology should inform energy ...