• A comparison of results between interactive and noninteractive forms of visualisation to improve learning : A case study of Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere, Canterbury, New Zealand 

  Otinpong, Bernard; Charters, Stuart; McKinnon, Alan E.; Gidlow, Robert G. A. (MODSIM, 2015-12)

  Computer-aided visualisation has been used in a number of natural resource management applications with the aim of enhancing people’s understanding of issues, but little evaluation of the effectiveness of these tools has ...
• Web routers: an explorative performance review 

  Cattermole, Richard (Lincoln University, 2017-06-27)

  In society, today almost everybody has used the internet and by extension the World Wide Web. Over the past 30 years a lot of work has gone into infrastructure creation for the World Wide Web. A common piece of infrastructure ...
• Leading different dimensions of organization performance through human resource management practices 

  Mansouri, N.; Goher, Khaled (Macrothink Institute, 2016)

  The primary purpose of this research work is to find out how human resource management practices including training, staffing, performance appraisal, participation, and reward system can affect the performance of Malaysian ...
• Walking aids for older adults: review of end-user needs 

  Mansouri, N.; Goher, Khaled (Canadian Center of Science and Education (CCSE), 2016-12)

  Aged population of senior citizens is growing noticeably at different regions in the world. Consequently, there are great numbers of demands for healthcare services. One of the services is assistive walking devices which ...
• Towards ethical framework for personal care robots: review and reflection 

  Mansouri, N.; Goher, Khaled (Canadian Center of Science and Education, 2016-10)

  In recent decades, robots have been used noticeably at various industries. Autonomous robots have been embedded in human lives especially in elderly and disabled lives. Elderly population is growing worldwide significantly; ...

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