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What New Zealanders think about marine recreational fishing
(New Zealand Fishing News., 2004)
Opinions run hot on the future management of New Zealand’s marine recreational fisheries. There is much at stake. Recreational fishers spend about one billion dollars a year targeting the
five most commonly caught marine ...
Perceptions of the state of the New Zealand environment - water
(New Zealand Environment., 2003)
The second biennial survey of people’s perceptions of the state of the New Zealand environment was undertaken in February 2002. The survey is based on the Pressure-State-Response model of state of the environment reporting. ...
Pruning and training
(Wellington, N.Z. : Daphne Brasell Associates Ltd in association with Lincoln University Press, Soil, Plant & Ecological Science Division., 2001)
It has often been said that there are as many training systems for vines as there are people doing that training. It might be also said that books or articles written on pruning and training are as diverse as the authors ...
The smell of memory : sensorial mnemonics
(Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), 2006-05)
Time, landscape and memory represent a potent triumvirate. Each is embedded within the other, and the landscape architect has a critical role to play in orchestrating connections. In this paper I explore the hegemony of ...
Exerting power in a landscape management controversy: a case study for the proposed Penguin Parade at Boulder Bay
(Lincoln University. Landscape Architecture Group., 2004)
Managing the future of places that are esteemed for both their cultural and natural
heritage values is becoming increasingly contentious. This paper examines the
spatialised strategies of two groups attempting to influence ...
Simple but complex
(AGM Publishing., 2002)
Memorials are often manifested in monuments.
Landscape architecture, however, views
environments as patterns. Rather than focusing
on objects in space, as architecture often
relates to landscape, landscape architects
endeavor ...
Artscape in the Hearthcote Valley
(AGM Publishing., 2003)
The fusion of art and the ecological
environmental ethos lies at the heart of Wendy Duggan's 2002 Major Design project at
Lincoln University. In an attempt to restore
the ecological health of the neglected
Christchurch ...
Resuscitating dead space
(AGM Publishing, 2002)
The author comments on a student's major design project which focuses on
the revitalisation of the Symonds Street Cemetery. Leigh Wilson's design project takes advantage of
the unique cultural and physical site characteristic ...
Lamb carcass classification system based on computer vision. Part 2, Texture features and neural networks
(Lincoln University. Applied Computing, Mathematics and Statistics Group, 2003-08)
In this study, the ability of neural network models for lamb carcass classification was
compared with a multivariate statistical technique with respect to the classification
accuracy. The lamb carcass classification system ...
Prediction of lamb tenderness using texture features
(Lincoln University. Applied Computing, Mathematics and Statistics Group, 2003-08)
Meat quality is a subject of growing interest. The meat industry, in response to consumer demand for products of consistent quality, is placing more and more emphasis on quality assurance issues. Tenderness is an important ...