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Manukau Institute of Technology | Research Report
2005
2005
Introduction
GEOFF PAGE | CHIEF EXECUTIVE
This report describes the research and
Conferences
scholarly activity of Manukau Institute
of Technology during 2005.
Europe, South East Asia, Japan,
Ngä Wänanga Kaireti, June
2005
programmes of the institute, and their
Te Tari Ma-tauranga Ma-ori hosted a
lecture series by leading Ma-ori
staff, our graduates and our industry
partners is a major justification and
celebration of polytechnic education.
keynote speakers, all leaders in their
from the University of Hull; Sarah
Toogood from Hong Kong University of
Technology; and Peter Voller from the
academics working in different areas of
Ma-tauranga Ma-ori to launch the
University of Hong Kong. Abstracts are
strategic plan for the department.
www.independentlearning.org
The following provides highlights of
Speakers included Dr Leonie Pihama,
the year. Detail of the full range of
Director, Indigenous Research Institute;
activity is listed in the subsequent
Professor Taiarahia Black, Te Putahi-a-toi
School of Ma-ori Studies, Massey
report.
Australia and New Zealand. The
field, were: Maria Mozzon-McPherson
These activities are embedded in the
relevance to the working lives of our
September, attended by delegates from
University; Professor Linda Smith,
Co-director, Nga- Pae o te
Maramatanga; and Professor Mason
Durie, Assistant Pro-Vice Chancellor
Ma-ori, Massey University.
available on the conference website at
New Zealand Bridging
Educators Association Fifth
Annual Conference,
October 2005
This was hosted by Manukau Institute
of Technology and attracted over 140
Second Independent
Learning Association
Oceania Conference,
September 2005
delegates from New Zealand and
Australia. The keynote speaker was
distinguished Professor Vincent Tito
from Syracuse University in the United
States of America, an acknowledged
world expert in attrition and retention
in tertiary education and in
The conference, entitled Supporting
“community of learners” concepts. The
Independent Learning in the 21st
conference dealt with critical issues of
Century, took place at MIT in
research, theory and innovative
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2005
Research Report and Scholarly Activities for 2005
practice in the field of bridging
in New Zealand business. The editorial
merit awards against competition from
education, an area of tertiary study
team was led by Wayne Dreyer, Director
art school students from around the
where Manukau Institute of Technology
of the DBA/MBA programme at
Auckland region.
is a leader.
Manukau. A further issue is being
prepared for 2006.
Sarah Woodward came second in the
Mazda National Art Awards.
ENZCon05, November 2005
The brightest young minds in electronic
engineering came together from around
New Zealand for ENZCon05, the 12th
Visual Arts: Exhibitions,
Prizes and Publications
Electronics New Zealand Conference.
This was a first for the City of Manukau,
with ENZCon being hosted at Manukau
Staff
ENZCon is an annual conference that
2005; he was a finalist in the Archibald
encompasses a wide range of topics in
Prize for Portraiture in Australia and
the general field of electronics, with
came second in the biennial Cranleigh
presentations from academic staff and
Barton National Drawing Award in
from students. Co-operation, rather than
Christchurch New Zealand.
competition, was the key to this year’s
John Pule published Hiapo Past and
conference.
Present in Niuean Barkcloth, Otago
University Press, and undertook a
residency in Basle, Switzerland and a
solo exhibition in Zurich. Bill Cooke
papers and publications produced
during 2005 (and itemised in the annual
research report available online at
www.manukau.ac.nz/research is the
Australasian Journal of Business and
projects were undertaken with regional,
and organisations. The generosity of
Martin Ball had two major successes in
Notable among the refereed conference
During 2005, staff and student research
national, and international companies
Institute of Technology for the first time.
Refereed Publications
Staff and Student Research
addressed a number of university
audiences including the China Research
Institute for the Popularisation of
Science, Beijing, and published
Dictionary of Atheism, Scepticism and
Humanism, Prometheus Books.
Social Enquiry, (3)2. The Australasian
Journal of Business and Social Enquiry
Jacob Sua was a finalist in the Still
is a peer-reviewed, online journal,
Image section of the 2005 Vodafone
published quarterly by Southern Cross
Digital Art Awards.
University. Eight staff of the Manukau
Melissa Hatton received the award for
Business School contributed articles to
Best Tertiary Student Work at the
make up an entire New Zealand special
Manukau Youth Art Awards and Hollie
edition addressing contemporary issues
Davies and Janine Potter won the two
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many of the companies concerned, and
the practical enhancements to industrial
and organisational operations, shows
the mutual benefit to be gained by all
who participate in such research
projects.
2005
The names of MIT staff have been
Ritchie, K. (2005). Manukau Business
Kelly T. & Dreyer W. (2005). Manukau
printed in Bold
School.
Business School.
Trading stock. In C. Alley et al. (Eds).
Listen to the Taniwha: The challenge of
New Zealand Taxation. Wellington:
lore. Australasian Journal of Business
Thomson Brookers.
and Social Inquiry, 3(2).
Book
Barnett, S. J., & O’Rourke, S. (2005).
School of Communication Studies.
Communication: Organisation and
innovation. Auckland: Pearson
Education.
Refereed Journal Articles
Bush, A. (2005). Department of Social
El-Kafafi, S. (2005). Manukau Business
School.
Quality in water supply management:
Sciences.
the Waikato experience. Australian
Promoting children’s health in early
Journal of Business and Social Inquiry,
Clark, M., Maguire, W., & Davies, T.
childhood education services:
3(3).
(2005). Manukau Business School.
Responding to meningitis. The first
Faux, J., Wise, V., & Fisher, C. (2005).
Business accounting and finance in New
years: Nga Tau Tuatahi: New Zealand
Manukau Business School.
Zealand. Auckland: McGraw Hill
Journal of Infant and Toddler Education,
2005 SME Differential Reporting Survey.
Education New Zealand.
7(1), 31-33.
Chartered Accountants Journal of New
Zealand, 84(2).
Collier, A. & Harraway, S. (2005).
Colgate, M. & Lang, B. (2005). Manukau
Department of Business Services.
Business School.
Fisher, C. (2005) Manukau Business
Positive and negative consequences of a
School.
The New Zealand Tourism Industry (5th
relationship manager strategy: New
Scholarly journal publications profile of
ed.). Auckland: Pearson Education New
Zealand banks and their small business
New Zealand’s accounting and finance
Zealand Limited.
customers. Journal of Business
faculty. Asian Review of Accounting,
Maguire, W. & Rouse, P. (2005).
Research, 58(2), 195-204.
13(2).
Dreyer, W. (2005). Manukau Business
Fisher, C., McDonald, J. & Ritchie,
Revenue and cost management for
School.
K. (2005). Manukau Business School.
service organisations. Auckland: Pearson
“Just do it my way”: A Foucauldian
Narrowing the gap: The challenge of
Education New Zealand.
Approach to the Role of Knowledge in
teaching tax in a multicultural classroom.
Development Aid. International Journal
Australasian Journal of Business and
of Knowledge, Culture and Change
Social Inquiry, (3)3.
Book Section
Lewis, M. (2005). Centre for Educational
Management, 5(5).
Fourie, W., McDonald S., Connor, J.
Development.
Dreyer, W., Kouzmin, A. & Cutting B.
& Bartlett, S. (2005). Department of
Boundary crossing: Experiences of
Nursing and Health Studies.
working class women re-entry students.
Are Management Schools for real or
The role of the registered nurse in an
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merely ‘rent seekers’ in the new
acute mental health inpatient setting in
learning: Dealing with diversity (pp. 187-
knowledge economy? International
New Zealand - Perceptions versus
198). Darwin: Charles Darwin University
Journal of Knowledge, Culture and
reality. International Journal of Mental
Press.
Change Management, (5) 5.
Health Nursing, 14(2), 134-141.
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2005
REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES CONTINUED
Friedel, J. M., & Treagust, D. F. (2005).
Department of Nursing and Health Studies.
Learning bioscience in nursing
Charlie. Langley, S. (Ed.). English in
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Aotearoa, Journal of the New Zealand
Business School.
Association for the Teaching of English,
Scholarly journal publications profile of
57, NZATE, Wellington.
education: Perceptions of the intended
Paniora, R. (2005). Department of Social
and the prescribed curriculum. Learning
Sciences.
in Health and Social Care, 4(4), 203-216.
Gomez, F. (2005). Manukau Business
He aha to korero. Te Komako VIII (Social
Work Review), XVII (2), 1-3.
faculty. Asian Review of Accounting, 13(2).
Computer Software
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School.
Pillay, N. (2005). School of
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Good faith and employee surveillance:
Communication Studies.
An Online System for Training Needs
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Search the Y drive or simply ask Sally:
Analysis and Skills Appraisal
workplace? Australasian Journal of
Staff perceptions of the process of
(https://tna.Manukau.ac.nz/NeedAssessm
Business and Social Enquiry, 3(2).
knowledge creation in an organisation.
ent/TNA.htm) for the Department of
International Journal of Knowledge,
Culture and Change Management, (5), 5.
The project is funded by ITP Business
Holst-Larkin, J. (2005). School of
Links, Manukau Institute of Technology.
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Quilty, T. (2005). Manukau Business
communication in the email
School.
Calder, J., Peppiatt, J., Lopez, M.,
environment? A study of some linguistic
Text sales promotions: A marketing
Riley, N., Nong, C., et al. (2005).
features of email messaging in New
technique or a step on the road to
Department of Computing and
Zealand. New Zealand Journal of
problem gambling? Australasian Journal
Information Technology.
Applied Business Research, 4(1), 85-96.
of Business and Social Enquiry, 3(2).
XMContentManager (Version 2.0).
Latornell, J. (2005). Manukau Business
Rydon, S. (2005). Department of
School.
A clash of rights: The case of managerial
The attitudes, knowledge and skills
prerogatives and employee rights in
needed in mental health nurses: The
New Zealand. Australasian Journal of
perspective of users of mental health
Ngaiterangi Iwi Implementation of
Business and Social Inquiry, 3(2).
services. International Journal of Mental
XMContentManager. Manukau Institute
Health Nursing, 14(2), 78-87.
of Technology, Auckland, and Ngaiterangi
Lewis, M. (2005). Centre for Educational
http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/ scripts/
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Iwi, Tauranga.
Development.
Tekene, L. (2005). Department of Social
Moving tales: Acculturation experiences
Sciences.
Lopez, M. (2005). Department of
of migrant women staff entering a New
Enhancing teacher’s questioning skills to
Zealand polytechnic. Higher Education
improve children’s learning and thinking
Salsa software. The systematic analysis of
Research & Development, 24(1), 95-108.
- the role of questions in promoting
learner self-appraisal. Auckland, New
children’s learning and thinking. New
Zealand: Manukau Institute of Technology.
Zealand Journal of Teachers’ Work, 2(2).
Awarded Best Software, and Educational
Middleton, S. (2005). Executive Director,
External Relations and Student Affairs.
Innovation at the NACCQ conference.
Literacy: Today’s Version of Checkpoint
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2005
Refereed working papers
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Jammalamadaka, R. (2005).
Visser, J. (2005). Department of Social
Sciences.
The historical, philosophical and
theoretical influences on early childhood
visual arts education in Aotearoa.
Refereed Conference Papers
published in Conference
Theses
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Educational Development.
A case study of policy adoption: a
A case for a CIECAM02 colour appearance
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standards-based national secondary
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ICIT), Shanghai, China, Shanghai
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The Optimal choice of trading structure
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for a New Zealand family-owned
Shanghai Academy of Quality
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business. In Small Enterprise Association
Management (SAQM), China & Hang Seng
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Enhancing teachers’ questioning skills to
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improve children’s learning and thinking.
In search of triumph: a case study of Maori
Unpublished thesis for partial MEd.
Opening doors in business education: The
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(Teacher Education): The University of
need for relationship education. In 14th
Surviving or Thriving, Forging the Way in a
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Auckland.
World Conference on Cooperative
New Landscape. Tertiary Education
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Cooperative Education, Boston, USA.
Gonuguntla, S. (2005) Manukau
Chalmers, A. N. (2005). Department of
Business School.
Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Does Foreign Direct Investment Boost
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2005
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Director, External Relations and Student
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Social Sciences.
Enabling children’s voices to be heard:
The journey of one researcher. In
Lang, B. (2005). Manukau Business School.
Word of mouth: Asset or liability? In The
International Word-of-Mouth Conference,
Hamburg, Germany.
Qualitative Research as Interpretive
Practice Conference, RIPPLE, Charles
Sturt University, Albury, Australia.
School.
International labour standards: Do they
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Sciences.
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participation in the new entrant
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Whangarei, N.Z.
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Closing remarks – summing up the day. In
Smith, Richard and Jesson, Joce (Eds.).
Punishing the discipline – the PBRF
Regime, Auckland University of Technology
and the University of Auckland, N.Z.
Murphy, R. S. (2005). Department of
50ml syringe pumps – Are they suitable
for ‘high-risk’ infusions? In
STA Society for Technology in
Anaesthesia Annual Scientific Meeting.
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Increasing individualism in the
unexpected delivery errors. In ANZCA
employment relationship? Theories and
Australian & New Zealand College of
models meet employment relations
Anaesthetists Annual Scientific Meeting,
realities. In 19th ANZAM Conference,
Auckland, N.Z.
Australian and New Zealand Academy of
High Risk Infusions – Are they as accurate
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as you might think? In Royal College of
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How can software usability research help
us with writing for readers? A review of
some current research and its
application to the teaching of business
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Communication 7th European
Lewis, M. & Duraisamy, S. (2005).
Nursing International Intravenous Therapy
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Migrant Indian students down under:
conventions/Proceedings/2005/PDFs/03A
Aligning staff and student expectations.
BCEurope05.pdf
In 12th International Conference on
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Jansen, G. (2005). Learning Centre.
Shared space: A pilot study of in-class
Lovett, S. (2005) Manukau School of
support. In ATLAANZ Conference,
Visual Arts.
Dunedin. N.Z.
No place like home, printmaking and the
School.
Towards a metric for understanding
problems in the teaching of DSP. In
ENZCon’05 Electronics New Zealand
Conference, Manukau Institute of
Technology, Auckland, N.Z.
Pan, Q. W., Allnutt J.E., & Tsui, C.
(2005). Department of Electrical and
experience of migration. In IMPACT 4.
Hyde, K. F. (2005). Manukau Business
New technology offers opportunities &
Berlin Germany and Poznan Poland Pub:
Computer Engineering.
Satellite-to-earth 12 GHz fade slope
analysis at a tropical location. In IEEE
The Southern Print Council and the
Antennas and Propagation Society
University of Tennessee, USA.
International Symposium, Washington
vacation plans. In Australia and New
DC, USA.
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2005
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Surface Curvature Maps and
Computing Qualifications, NACCQ,
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Michelangelo’s David. In Image and
Tauranga, N.Z.
Pandey, N. K., Abdulla, W. & Salcic, Z.
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University of Otago, Dunedin, N.Z.
Human Identification Using Vector
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Signal Processing and its Applications,
Sydney, Australia.
Vinkenvleugel, I. (2005). Department of
XMContentManager: An Open Source
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Nursing and Health Studies, Learning
Centre & Language Support Centre.
Conference of the National Advisory
I have learnt from each other: A pilot
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study of co-operative workshops to
NACCQ, Tauranga, N.Z.
improve the academic writing of first
Department of Electrical and Computer
year nurses. In The New Zealand
Engineering.
Association of Bridging Educators 5th
Getting started with an evolvable hardware
Annual Conference, Manukau Institute of
project. In ENZCon’05 Electronics New
Zealand Conference, Manukau Institute of
Rathod, M. K. & Chalmers, A. N.
ENZCon’05 Electronics New Zealand
School.
Contracts versus relationships: An
examination of employer resistance to
the Employment Relations Act 2000. In
Reworking work AIRAANZ 2005,
Non- refereed Conference
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Scott, H., Jansen, G. &
Parikh, A. & Soltic, S. (2005).
Calder, J., Peppiatt, J. & Lopez, M.
Association of Industrial Relations
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Zealand, Sydney, Australia.
Lopez, D., Lopez, M. & Peppiatt, J.
(2005). Department of Computing and
Hill, M.J. & Coolbear, P. (2005). Deputy
Chief Executive, Manukau Institute of
Do we know or know or just think we know?
Technology.
In 18 th Annual Conference of the National
Development of education and training in
Advisory Committee on Computing
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seed science and technology. Seed Science
Qualifications, NACCQ, Tauranga, N.Z.
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Electrical Engineering.
International Seed Testing Assoc.
‘SMASH’ (Student management and
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A leap of faith: Improving assessment
Calder, J. & Henare, K. (2005).
validity in introductory programming. In
18th Annual Conference of the National
scheduling): A disconnected distributed
mobile application . In ENZCon’05
Electronics New Zealand Conference,
Manukau Institute of Technology,
Auckland, N.Z.
Teaching Multi-Media Programming with
Prescription PR61n. Award winner best
Salsa: The systematic analysis of learner self
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poster paper in 18th Annual Conference
appraisal. In 18th Annual Conference of the
of the National Advisory Committee on
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2005
NON- REFEREED CONFERENCE PAPERS
PUBLISHED IN CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Burge, A. & Goodwill, G. (2005).
Inquiry, University of Illinois at Urbana-
Champaign, USA.
Lopez, M. & Peppiatt, J. (2005).
Opening doors in business education:
NCEA: A policy progression challenge. In
The need for relationship education. In
New Zealand Association for Research in
the14th World Conference on
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A document-centric design pattern for
Cooperative Education, Boston, USA.
Otago, Dunedin, N.Z.
Collier, A. (2005). Manukau Business
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School, Department of Business
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Annual Conference of the National
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K. (2005). Manukau Business School.
Narrowing the gap: Teaching tax in a
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NZ Association of Rationalists and
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generative device in meaningful practice.
A leap of faith: Improving assessment
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Partnership, Brisbane, Australia.
International Congress on Qualitative
Inquiry, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, USA.
What counts as evidence? In NZNO
Nursing Research Section: Me
whakataaira ngaa hua oo ngaa purapura
whakatoo, 30th AGM and Conference,
Wellington, N.Z.
2005
Peterson, R. (2005). Centre for the
Assessment of Prior Learning (CAPL).
Levelling the playing field: The role of
recognition of prior learning in raising
Reihana, L. (2005). Manukau School of
Sterne, G. (2005). School of
Visual Arts.
The Personal is Political. In the Cultural
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the status of non-degreed teachers. In
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the 14th National Vocational Education
Business School.
Enhancing teachers’ questioning skills to
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Financial service licensees – A study of
improve children’s learning and thinking.
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incremental compliance costs. In
In University of Auckland Symposium,
Auckland Regional Accounting
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Pienaar, F. (2005). Department of Social
Sciences.
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Peer support for primary school migrant
Roberts, T. J. (2005). Department of
children. In the Mental Health Promotion
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Conference: Going from strength to
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Wellington, N.Z.
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Partner profit sharing and client
portfolio: Evidence from New Zealand
Rummel, L., Delugar, A., Penlington,
California, USA.
‘big eight’ firms, 1985-1994. In the
D. & Pope, B. (2005). Department of
Visser, J. (2005). Department of Social
Accounting and Finance Association of
Sciences.
Australia and New Zealand Conference,
The experience of being part of living
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Melbourne, Australia.
history: The shaping of the future from the
education in early childhood: A multi-
past and present in one nursing education
coloured palette or a monochrome slate?
provider. In the 30th AGM & Conference,
In Politics in Early Childhood
NZNO Nursing Research Section: Me
whakataaira ngaa hua oo ngaa purapura
Paint me a picture-the visual language of
whakatoo, Wellington, N.Z.
the world of the infant and toddler. In
Rajan, S. (2005). School of
Power imbalances created by international
religious and political propaganda: A
qualitative inquiry. In the First International
the Too Infantastic Conference,
Congress of Qualitative Inquiry
Rydon, S. (2005). Department of
Conference, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign, USA.
Graduates and Initial Employment. In the
31st Australian and New Zealand College
Wise, V. & Fisher, C. (2005). Manukau
Understanding Auckland: Engaging with
the Indian community. In Understanding
of Mental Health Nurses International
Research productivity of New Zealand’s
Christchurch, N.Z.
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Auckland – cross-cultural communication
Conference: Setting sail for new
accounting and finance academics. In
Conference, Public Relations Institute of
horizons: from the past to the future,
Business & Economics Society International
New Zealand, Auckland, N.Z.
Freemantle, Australia.
Conference, Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.
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2005
Weisz-Koves, T. (2005). Department of
Social Sciences.
I played well today. Potential
applications of drumming therapy in
early childhood education. In MIT Early
Childhood Education Research
Symposium, Manukau Institute of
Williams, P. (2005). Nursing and Health
Studies.
The experience of being new in the role
of charge nurse. In the New Zealand
Nurses Organisation Research Section
Annual Conference, Wellington, N.Z.
Customised workbook for a New
October, Electrical & Computer
Zealand based multinational
Engineering Department, MIT.
manufacturing company management
development programme: Marketing’s
contribution to the bottom line [Revised
edition], delivered 18-19 October,
Christchurch, NZ. Department of
Business Services, Manukau Business
School.
Hegarty, B., Penman, M., Kelly, O. et al.
(2005). Centre for Educational
Development.
Approaches and implications of eLearning
adoption in relation to academic staff
efficacy and working practice (Final
report). Universal College of Learning,
Palmerston North: Ministry of Education.
Scholarly Activities
Barnett, S. J. (2005). School of
CD to accompany Barnett, S. J., &
O’Rourke, S. Communication:
Organisation and innovation. Auckland:
Pearson Education.
Business Services/Manukau Business
School.
Member of the NZQA prescription
review team for the New Zealand
Diploma in Business courses: Principles
of Tourism and Tourism Industry
Chalmers, A. N. (2005). Department of
Management.
Development and management of a New
Master’s thesis Authorizing and
Zealand tourism and food promotion in
Visualizing Colour Anaglyph Panoramic
Macau.
Images with Independent Objects,
Centre for Image Technology and
Robotics, University of Auckland,
Auckland, N.Z.
Report
Collier, A. (2005). Department of
Master’s thesis Generation of human
body models, Centre for Image
Dreyer, W. & Kouzmin, A. (2005).
Editorial for Special Issue. Australasian
Journal of business and Social enquiry,
3(2).
Technology and Robotics, University of
Auckland, Auckland, N.Z.
School.
New Zealand active corresponding
Journal Editorial: Clean Green New
member, Division 1 (Vision and Colour)
Zealand. World Review of
and Division 8 (Image Technology) of the
Entrepreneurship, Management and
CIE (International Commission on
Sustainable Development. Brighton, UK,
Illumination).
Inderscience.
Active corresponding member of CIE
UNIT STANDARDS WORKBOOKS
Technical Committee TC1-65 on Visual
Fundamental Concepts and Principles of
Appearance Measurement, chaired by Dr
Quality and its Management. Auckland.
M. R. Pointer of NPL, U.K.
Quality Management: Promote the
Working with Roger Van Ryn (MIT), under
Participation of Management and Staff in
the direction of Kit Cuttle (University of
Quality Initiatives. Auckland.
Auckland) and Jim Druzik (Getty
PLANTATION BUSINESS CHALLANGE WORKBOOK
Conservation Institute), on the design
Teams and Leadership. Auckland.
and construction of the ‘Spectra’
MEMBER EDITORAL BOARDS
illuminator for research into conservation
World Review of Science, Technology
Campbell, D. (2005). Manukau
lighting for museum objects.
and Sustainable Development (WRSTSD)
Business School.
Reviewer for ENZCON Conference 2005,
12
SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
2005
World Review of Entrepreneurship,
Academy Conference 2005.
The Last Word – A Column on Social
Management and Sustainable Development
Reviewer for Annals of Tourism Research.
Issues and Education in weekly
(WRSEMSD) www.inderscience.com
World Review of Intermodal Transportation
Research Journal, Inderscience Publishers
www.inderscience.com
MEMBER of the Board of Examiners (BoE)
for the Asia Pacific Business Excellence
Standard 9APBEST Award www.apbest.org
Lopez, M. & Cater, J. (2005).
[July Workshop.] Work anywhere:
Realising the dream with soa. Presented
to the 18th Annual Conference of the
National Advisory Committee on
Gibbons, R. (2005). Department of
Computing Qualifications, NACCQ,
Tauranga, N.Z.
Member of the reviewing team for
conference papers presented at the 2005
NACCQ Conference, Tauranga, N.Z.
Chairman of NACCQ 2005 Tauranga
Conference, Concise Paper session 3d.
publication Gerritson, J. (Ed). Education
Review, Wellington, APN Media.
A Decade and a Half of Change in Roberts,
D. (Ed). Quarterly Publication of The
Knowledge Partnership, Cambridge, UK.
Meal or Side Dish? The Place of Student
Support Services. A series of New
Zealand Association of Student Support
Services Seminars presented in Auckland,
Wellington and Christchurch.
Mayhew, C. (2005). Department of
Computer and Information Technology.
External Moderator for The Open
Polytechnic of New Zealand School of
Information Sciences and Humanities
Referee for papers for the ENZCON
Conference.
Hookings, A. G. (2005). Department of
BAppSci Stage 3 Information Systems
and Technology Management Course.
Referee for papers for the ENZCON
Conference.
Horsley, J. (2005). Manukau Business
Middleton, S. (2005). Executive
Director, External Relations & Student
Affairs.
Associate editor for the International
Journal of Knowledge, Culture and
Change Management, (5)5.
School.
Baden Powell and the Art of School
Rugis, J. (2005). Department of
Shifting priorities: CSR and corporate
Leadership: Preparing for your First
governance. Chartered Secretaries
Principal’s Position. Keynote Address
Journal article review for IEEE Transactions
Magazine (U.K. Aug), 24-26.
presented to University of Auckland
on Pattern Analysis and Machine Vision.
The corporate’s goal redefined. The
School Leadership Centre, Auckland.
Independent Business Weekly (27 July), 22-24.
Genderising Achievement. Keynote
Address to the Alliance of Girls Schools
Judge for 2005 NZCER/TEFANZ Excellence
Hyde, K. F. (2005). Manukau Business
Australasia Conference, St Cuthbert’s
School.
College, Auckland.
Co-supervisor, Doctor of Philosophy
Setting Off: Road Maps for the Super
Weterman, F. (2005). Manukau Business
candidate, University of Otago,
Highway. Keynote Address to the New
School.
Department of Marketing.
Zealand Association for the Teaching of
CD to accompany F. Weterman and S.
Referee for papers submitted to consumer
English Conference 2005, Manukau.
Millar, Introduction to Accounting Principles
behaviour, services marketing, tourism
Life on the Other Side (but of what?).
(4th ed.). Wellington: Butterworths.
marketing and education marketing tracks,
Keynote Address to the First Time
Australia and New Zealand Marketing
Principals Conference, Christchurch.
13
in Educational Journalism Awards.
2005
Consultancies
Manukau School of Visual
Collier, A. (2004/2005). Department of
Arts
Marco Fusitano.
Essay for James Lynch Show in NEW%
Business Services/Manukau Business
School.
artists Callum Morton, Mutlu Cerkez and
Project, Australian Centre for
Catalogues
Contemporary Art, Melbourne.
Research Ltd (BERL) on the production of
Kirby, M. (2005).
Reihana, L. (2005).
the Tourism Workforce and Skill
Chronology. Midwestern Unlike You and
Latitudes 2005 – Terres du Pacifique.
Projections report (October 2004).
Me. New Zealand’s Julian Dashper. S.
France: OCEA.
Industry Training Advisor to the Aviation,
Guernsey. Sioux City, Sioux City Art
Letters to the Ancestors. Hamilton:
Tourism and Travel Training Organisation
Center.
Waikato Art Museum.
(ATTTO) on management development
Julian Dashper/John Nixon. In Julian
Uncanny - the unnaturally strange.
training for Air Pacific in Fiji.
Dashper/John Nixon. The World is Your
Auckland: Artspace.
Studio. The Gus Fisher Gallery, Auckland.
Parallel Practices – Biculturalism in
Untitled Construction. In Deborah Crowe.
contemporary Art. Hastings:Hawkes Bay
Consultant to Business and Economic
Calder, J. (2005). Department of
Debtor Management. Debtor
Management Ltd, Auckland, NZ.
[Construct] and other pre-occupations. te
Exhibition Centre.
tuhi – the mark, Auckland.
Remember New Zealand. Auckland:
Artspace.
Lovett, S. (2005).
The Men Who Fell.
Catalogue essay, AIDS in New Zealand
Sections in Books
20 Years On. Gallery 29, Christchurch,
Porter, G. (2005). Manukau School of
New Zealand: Body Positive Canterbury
Visual Arts.
and Creative New Zealand.
Ann Shelton. In Contemporary New
Truant Decoration. Catalogue essay, Emma
Zealand Photographers. Mountain View,
Sterne, G. (2005). School of
McLellan prints a painting. Manukau
L. Strongman (Ed), Wellington.
School of Visual Art. Auckland, N.Z.
Where the mind goes, there it grows.
Porter, G. (2005).
Silver Arrow 2. A. McLeod (Ed).
Slave. Collaboration issue of Slave
Auckland: Artspace.
Consultant to Custom-Pak on the
development of an eCommunication
strategy to promote their business
online.
Industry - student mentoring scheme.
ITP Business Links Project.
Senior management mentoring.
Manukau City Council.
Magazine (Melbourne) published in
conjunction with Bless #25, (Berlin).
Curatorial Projects
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art.
Volumeverything/delirium. Essay in
Hansen, F. (2005).
Member NZCA Executive
Volumeverything (Ed) Bianca Hester.
Drawing Something, Something, MSVA
Organising Committee for NZCA Annual
Commemorating the 20 years of
Drawing Collection, Auckland: Crescent
conference, Dec 2005.
Gertrude St Project Space, Melbourne.
Gallery.
Essay for the bi-annual publication from
Kirby, M. (2005).
Artspace, Sydney documenting the
With Bill Riley, across the ditch.
collaborative project by Melbourne
Auckland: Crescent Gallery.
14
2005
CURATORIAL PROJECTS CONTINUED
Laird, T. (2005).
Little Babylon Spring Gala, featuring
work by: Dan Arps, Adam Willetts, Zita
Joyce, Wisam Ibrahim, Amelia, Rachael
Grant, Rachel, Mark Harvey, Frank Fu,
Daniel Malone, Hung Wei Chuang, Marg,
Helga Fassonaki, Tim Coster, Sriwhana
Spong, Jon Bywater, Mount Street
Rooftop Gardens.
Australia, 2006:
Blueprint, 2005, Draft Plan 3: Lever, 2005.
Newcastle Region Gallery; 9 July – 7
Vavasour Godkin Gallery, Auckland.
August
Cullen, P. (2005).
Moree Plains Gallery, 13 August – 11
September
Cowra Gallery, 17 September – 16
October
Albury Regional Gallery, Victoria, 21
October – 13 November
Victorian Arts Centre, Melbourne, 25
November – 19February.
Solo Exhibition, Drawings on Paper. The
Exhibitions
Allison, F. (2005).
Work included in Neckware. Masterworks
Gallery Ponsonby Rd, Auckland, July.
Group exhibition,
Garden Variety. Masterworks Gallery,
Viaduct, Auckland, September. Group
exhibition.
Weeds. - an ongoing project (Fran
Allison, Andrea Daly, Shelley Norton,
Lisa Walker). Fingers Gallery: Jewellery
work using predominantly recycled
materials, accompanied by catalogue
containing essay by Grant Thompson.
Crescent Gallery, Otara, Manukau City.
Solo Exhibition, Selected Portraits 2000-
2005, SOFA Gallery, University of
Canterbury, Christchurch.
Group Exhibition, Out of Exile, te tuhi-
Solo Exhibitions:
Attempts [17 Photographs from series]
40 George Street Gallery, Auckland.
Logic of sense [Drawing] Winston
Window, Amsterdam The Netherlands.
Meeting roland barthes [Exhibition of 4
new sculptures and 6 Attempts
photographs]. Signal Gallery, Hamilton.
Second problem [Sculpture]. Blue Oyster
Gallery, Dunedin.
The unreliability of gravity [Exhibition of
9 new sculptures]. 64zero3 Gallery,
Christchurch.
the mark, Public Gallery, Pakuranga,
Hansen, F. (2005).
Manukau City, Auckland.
100x100x100. Mc Pherson Gallery, Auckland.
Cranleigh Barton Drawing Prize. Selected
Blockworks. Compact Space , Auckland.
finalist (highly commended award
Drawings: Out Of Exile. te tuhi – the
winner), Christchurch Art Gallery,
mark, Pakuranga, Auckland.
September – October 2005.
Summer Exhibition. Waiheke
Exhibition of invited artists’ works, This
Community Art Gallery, Auckland.
is Not a Portrait. Air New Zealand Koru
Wallace Art Awards. EA Gallery, High St,
Lounge, Auckland Airport, Mangere.
Auckland.
Group Exhibition, Frieze Exhibition. Gow
Works in Stock. Palette Gallery, Belmont,
Langsford Gallery, Auckland.
Auckland.
St, Auckland, November. Group exhibition.
Crowe, D. (2005).
Lovett, S. (2005).
In Brooches, Masterworks Gallery,
[Construct] [Installation]. te tuhi-the
The Men Who Fell to Earth (for our little
Ponsonby Rd, Auckland, December.
mark. Solo exhibition. Auckland. 30 April
deaths), AIDS in New Zealand, 20 Years
Group exhibition.
- 8 June 2005.
On. Gallery 29, Christchurch, New
In Group Shows: Warp#[c] 2p2/1 2005
Zealand. Group Show.
[mixed media] in Group Show. Vavasour
Mckibbin, P. (2005).
Auckland.
Group Show. Fingers Gallery, Kitchener
Ball, M. (2005).
Archibald Portrait Prize. Selected finalist
at the Gallery of New South Wales,
Sydney, Australia; 30 April – 3 July.
Archibald Touring Exhibition: NSW,
Godkin Gallery. Auckland. 20 July - 13
August 2005.
Chinese brush paintings. Visual
investigations into Chinese aesthetics.
Draft Plan1:Ply, 2005, Draft Plan2:
15
Auckland. Landscape Pillow. Auckland.
2005
EXHIBITIONS CONTINUED
McLellan, E.
Ten. North Shore City. Group Exhibition.
Sampler. Auckland. Solo Exhibition.
Zone Gallery Opening. Mobile Art
Gallery, Mt Eden, Auckland. Group
Exhibition.
Heather Gailbraith.
Matakana Pictures Gallery, Warkworth.
Cooke, B. (2005). Manukau School of
Visual Arts.
Catalogue p.21.
Verbatim: Revelation to oblivion.
(August). Lopdell House, Auckland.
Curator Paul McNamara.
The Waikato art award 2005. (August).
A Religion of Peace? The Open Society
78(1).
America: What Now? Australian
Humanist 7.
Atheism and Social Progress. Atheist
Mules, C. (2005).
Hamilton.
Peabody Essex Museum, Pacific Arts
Solo Exhibition:
Association’s VIII International
Excerpts from a kind of sleep. (August).
Symposium. Salem, Massachusetts, USA.
Journal Articles
Solstice - inaugural exhibition. (June).
[India] 3, 11-12.
Starkwhite. Auckland.
Cinderella Art at Eden Park. Artists
Alliance 9.
Evangelical Politics in New Zealand. The
Pond Life. Whitespace Gallery, Auckland.
Stevenson, L. (2005).
Open Society 78(1).
Reihana, L. (2005).
Solo Exhibitions:
Latitudes. Hotel de Ville de Paris, France.
Humanism Short and Sweet. Review of
Drawings: Out of Exile. Te tuhi - the
Affirmations: Joyful and Creative
Place, Ground Practice. St Pauls Gallery,
mark, Pakuranga, Auckland.
Auckland.
Exuberance (Amherst, NY: Prometheus
Works on Paper. Corbans Estate Arts
Letters to the Ancestors. Waikato Art
Books, 2004) by Paul Kurtz Free Inquiry
Centre, Henderson, Auckland.
25(1) 51.
Tune, G. (2005).
In the Eye of the Beholder. Artists
Group Shows:
Alliance 7.
Museum, Hamilton.
Uncanny. Artspace Gallery, Auckland.
Parallel Practices. Hawkes Bay Exhibition
Centre, Hastings.
Free New Zealand Art. Artspace Gallery,
Auckland.
Ballgowns [a socially dead garment.
Auckland Museum, Auckland.
Toi Maori The Eternal Thread. Auckland
Museum, Auckland.
New Works. Adam Art Gallery, Wellington.
Remember New Zealand. Artspace
Opening Exhibition. Zone Gallery,
Jingjie in China. Artists Alliance 9.
Auckland.
Major CFI Initiative in China. Australian
Summer Exhibition. Upstairs Gallery,
Humanist 13.
Whitianga.
The Repackaging of History. Artists
Solo Exhibitions:
Alliance 9.
Recent Works. Artigiano Gallery,
Three Words I’d Like to See the Back Of.
Auckland.
Artists Alliance 9.
Recent Works. The Pencil Gallery,
World Report. In Free Inquiry, 25, 55.,
Free Inquiry, 25, 48., Free Inquiry, 25, 47.,
Gisborne.
Free Inquiry, 25, 43., Free Inquiry. 25, 56-7.
Gallery, Auckland.
Kei hea te putake o te korari?. Te
Documentary
Free Inquiry, 25, 55.
Kirby, M. (2005). Manukau School of
Runanga A Iwi O Nga Puhi: Kaikohe.
Reihana, L. (2005).
Shelton, A. (2005).
Visual Arts.
Public Art Cultural Icons. Writer/Director,
Group Exhibitions:
Julian Dashper - At Odds. Art Asia Pacific
Frame Up Films, 40 min, DVCam.
43(47), 68-73.
Sharp shooting. (April). St Paul Street
Gallery, Auckland. Redeye. Curator
16
2005
Artworks
JOURNAL ARTICLES CONTINUED
Laird, T. (2005). Manukau School of
Visual Arts.
Pinkeye: Is this Whitefella Dreaming?
Sweet, On-line journal,
http://www.substancebooks.co.za/conten
t/view/67/62/
19/3, Chilling Signals, 26/3, The Race to
Andrew’s College, Christchurch.
Beat Stress, 2/4, Chain Reactions, 16/4,
Towards an Atheist Spirituality’.
Born to Buy, 7/5, Reefer Madness, 14/5,
Presented at Auckland Unitarian Church,
Brain Power, 28/5, Clean Sweep, 21/5,
Ponsonby, Auckland.
Can I do Something, 18/6, Information
Auckland branch, Sea of Faith, St Luke’s
overload, 16/7, Pop till you Drop, 11/6,
Church, Remuera, Auckland.
Sick and Tired, 4/6, Remember Now, 2/7,
Food for Thought, 30/7, Eye Witness, 6/8,
Porter, G. (2005). Untitled.
Truth Decay, 3/9, Behind the Scenes,
Collaboration issue of Slave Magazine
17/9, Messing with our minds, 10/9,
(Melbourne) published in conjunction
You’re as well as you feel,1/10.
with Bless #25, (Berlin).
Designer with Derek Ward, of Your
Porter, G. & Olds, W. (2005). Swell
complete guide to cosmetic plastic
maps: the pros of limits. Report on Art
surgery. Penguin Books.
Forum Berlin “Publications without
limits” in Natural Selection (4).
Porter, G., McKenzie, R., et al. (2005).
Creative collaboration projects, Focus 4,
Public programme artist talk. Presented
at te tuhi – the mark, Auckland.
Hansen, F. (2005). Drawing –Some
MIT, Auckland.
the mark, Auckland.
Artist Talks and Writing
Contemporary Drawing Practice,
Presentation and Workshop, HOD’s Art,
Artist’s Lecture (Mau) Unite C, Auckland.
Cooke, B. (2005).
of Humanism.
Secondary Schools, Faculty of Education,
University of Auckland.
Kirby, M. (2005). Response to Deborah
Cain’s Paper Life: The Architectonic and
the Topologic of Form in Louise
In the China Association of Science and
Shelton, A. (2005).
Technology Conference. Beijing.
F. B. Butler collection, Puke Ariki.
In the Postgraduate philosophy students
Pavement, Autumn, 218.
Symposium, Beijing Normal University,
The norian (no right angles) wall. A
Beijing.
Ramp Magazine, Issue 3, 36-37.
At the Hubei Association of Science and
Bourgeois’s Sculpture. In Interstices –
Gen-uis/Genealogy Lecture Series,
University of Auckland and Auckland
University of Technology (public talk).
In The World is Your Studio. University of
Technology, Wuhan, China.
Illustrations
the mark, Auckland.
Observations, public talk in relation to
The Winged Anchor, or, The Philosophy
Page Work
Presented at Interior Design Guild, te tuhi –
Out Of Exile Drawing Exhibition, te tuhi –
2005 Awards for Sponsorship of the Arts,
National Business Review, August 2005.
[Construct] and other pre-occupations.
MIT Centre for Educational Development:
Allison, F. (2005). Working Process.
Ball, M. (2005). Commissioned work for
College of Arts and Design, Auckland.
Designer with Derek Ward, of Tait Electronics.
Alternative Housing, in Textfield.
Commissions
Crowe, D. (2005). Exhibition
management. Presented at Whitecliffe
For the Final Year students, School of
Social Sciences, Beijing University,
Hollis-McLeod, S. (2005).
Beijing, China.
Illustrations for The New Zealand
Towards an Atheist Spirituality. What
Listener:
Makes us Human? Presented to Art,
Crisis Control, 12/2, Caught in the Net
Religion and Science in Dialogue, St.
17
Newcastle, NSW, Australia (public talk).
2005
Artworks
ARTIST TALKS AND WRITING CONTINUED
Laird, T. (2005).
Magazine Articles:
Fresh Perspectives, Art from New
Zealand, Case da Abitare (88), Italy, June
2005, (to coincide with Venice Biennale),
61-62.
Thank you for recycling, Review of
Daniel Malone, Peter Robinson, Hany
Armanious, New Zealand Listener, 197
(3376), January 22, 2005, 50.
Against Nature, Review of Waiheke
Sculpture on the Gulf, New Zealand
Listener, 197(3380), February 19-25, 2005,
47.
Finding Neverland, Review of Mixed Up
Childhood at the Auckland Art Gallery,
New Zealand Listener, 198(3384), March
19-25, 2005, 46.
Fantastic Planet, Review of Amanda
Newall and Jae Hoon Lee, New Zealand
Listener, 198(3388), April 16 – 27, 2005,
46.
Some Assembly Required, Review of
Sharp Shooting, Reuben Patterson,
Simon Ingram, New Zealand Listener,
198(3392), May 14-20, 46.
The Future Looms, Review of Deborah
Scholarly Activities
6 – 12, 46.
Pest Modernism, Review of Dan Arps,
Richard Reddaway, Michael Parekowhai,
New Zealand Listener, 200(3408),
September 3-9, 46.
Allison, F. (2005). Elected to the board
of Objectspace, May.
Cooke, B. (2005). A Tragedy in Three
The Mooseman Cometh, Review of
Parts. Review of America’s Most Hated
Daniel Malone, Charles Koroneho, Lazy
Woman: The Life and Gruesome Death of
Susan and Smelly John, Seung Yul Oh,
Madalyn Murray O’Hair, (New York:
Judy Darragh, New Zealand Listener,
Continuum, 2005) by Ann Seaman. Free
200 (3412), October 1-7, 46.
Inquiry 25(64) 5.
Green Acres, Review of A Spring Show,
Furthering Planetary Humanism. Review
Weeds, Gregor Kregar, Judy Millar, New
of One Planet: One People: Beyond ‘Us’
Zealand Listener. 200 (3416), October 29
and ‘Them’ (Amherst, NY Prometheus
– November, 42.
Books, 2004) by Carl Coon. Free Inquiry
Far from the Madden crowd, Review of
(25) 21-22.
Frances Alys, Peter Madden, New
Zealand Listener. 201 (3420), November
26 – December 2, 47.
The Art of Gardening, and Gardens in
Art, Public Lecture, Elam School of Fine
Arts, First Year Programme, April 5.
The Living Dead, The Art of Peter
Madden, AUT, open lecture, June 15.
Hot Scone Daddy, Len Lye as fatherfigure, Speaker at Particles and Pixels,
Moving Image after Len Lye, Symposium
organised by UNITEC at the Moving
Image Centre, September 3-4.
Crowe, Stella Brennan, Ralph Paine, New
Reihana, L. (2005).
Zealand Listener, 199(3396), June 11-17,
Adam Art Gallery, Wellington, March 17.
2005, 46.
Parallel Practices Forum, Hawkes Bay,
Haunted Media, Review of Slow Rushes
July 22.
Crowe, D. (2005).
Otago School of Art, Otago Polytechnic,
Dunedin. Member of PEAC Permanent
Advisory Committee 2004 and 2005
Auckland University of Technology,
Auckland. Thesis Examination Sept/Oct
2005 Faculty of Design and Creative
Technologies Master of Arts (Art and
Design).
Whitecliffe College of Art and Design,
Auckland. Nov 2005 BFA External
Examiner.
Kirby, M. (2005). Julian Dashper. Minus
Space. At
http://www.minusspace.com/Dashper/da
shper.html#statement
for Auckland, Terrence Handscomb, New
OneDotZero Forum: Moving Image
Laird, T. (2005). No One Likes a Talking
Zealand Listener. 199(3400), July 9 – 15,
Centre, Auckland, July 29.
Cunt, Review of Chris Kraus’s Video
46.
Performer ‘In Audio’ Auckland City Art
Green, Journal of Aesthetics and Protest,
Love Letters in the Sand, Review of
Gallery, Auckland, October 28.
Los Angeles, on-line journal. At
Sriwhana Spong and Kah Bee Chow,
Arc Biennial, Brisbane Town Hall,
http://www.journalofaestheticsandprotes
New Zealand Listener, 199(3404), August
Brisbane, Australia, November 28.
t.org/
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2005
Artworks
SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES CONTINUED
Lovett, S. (2005). Masters supervision
of a Masters of Fine Art candidate at
Sydney School of Art.
Reihana, L. (2005).
Artspace: Artspace Board Member.
Splore ’06 Music and Culture Festival:
Splore Trustee.
Selector: Sculpture Commission,
Auckland City Council.
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2005
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering
is usually unable to see what they
autonomous control for the Greenhouse
actually look like. This project is a
dosing control system. Improving the
continuation of previous projects that
existing control system demands an
have already been able to automatically
understanding of the process
fit a pair of glasses on to an image of a
requirements. For this aspect of the
face. The goal of this continued research
research a small-scale model of the
is to be able to automatically rotate the
prototype was designed and
In 2005 the Department of Electrical
face through a large enough angle to
implemented. A further requirement
Engineering held a seminar featuring the
give the user a better idea of what they
was to identify a mathematical model for
research of the BE (Hons) students. The
look like in different frames from various
the system. The Matlab/Simulink
abstracts are listed below.
angles.
software environment was deployed to
Clark, G., Roberts, T. (Supervisor).
Fakalata, K., Rugis, J. (Supervisor).
Microsoft .NET compact framework
3D Modelling: aircraft simulation
The goal of this project was to aid the
Aircraft simulation is extremely
introduction of the .NET Compact
important for a trainee pilot, allowing the
Framework into the curriculum offered
pilot to take a “virtual” test flight without
Hood, J., Pandey, N. (Supervisor).
by the ECE Department at MIT. This
the inherent dangers involved in actual
Reprogrammable car ECU
would be achieved by an in-depth study
flight. The realism of the simulation
Modern car engines are controlled by an
of the way in which the Framework
depends on the accuracy and efficiency
onboard computer using various data
interacts with the operating system and
of the physical model of the aircraft
maps and values to determine how the
hardware, and the methodology used by
implemented as a 3-D computer
engine should run. The purpose of this
developers to create software using the
simulation, and the data structures that
research project was to develop an
Framework. A final objective would be
are used to both monitor the state of the
emulation system that enabled the
to provide a working software
aircraft and determine the response of
editing of this data in real time. This
application that demonstrates various
the aircraft to the controls. The trade-off
meant that the results of any changes
aspects of the .NET Compact
between accuracy and speed becomes
could be seen instantly, so enabling
Framework, and how it could be used in
apparent when selecting numerical
much faster tuning. At present the main
conjunction with a hardware platform
methods for advancing the simulation in
way to achieve similar results is by
suitable for teaching purposes.
real time. Additionally, parameter tuning
replacing the factory ECU with a
is required.
complete after-market system which is
(Hons) Department of
Electrical and Computer
Engineering
Clark, S., Roberts, T. (Supervisor).
Virtual spectacle fitting / view
Hine, T., Chalmers, A. & Broad, J.
morphing
(Supervisors). Improvements to a
This project was concerned with the
greenhouse dosing-control system
virtual fitting of spectacles. The problem
for Autogrow Systems Ltd.
with the process is that although
An industrial control system makes use
conventional methods are effective and
of the proportional, integral and
easy, the person trying on the spectacles
derivative (PID) modes to provide
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simulate and validate experimental
results. Finally, recommendations for
the best control strategy could be tested
and validated.
usually very costly. With the proposed
system, it should be possible to achieve
many of the benefits of an after-market
ECU with few of the disadvantages, and
at a lower cost.
2005
Johnson, C., Pandey, N. (Supervisor).
Marinescape Ltd.
Papierski, L., Hookings, A.
Real-time hardware processor for
The purpose was to automate the life
(Supervisor). Forward error
car navigation system
support system for large commercial
correction for Wirelessdata.
Previously a student had developed an
aquariums. In order to set a
Forward Error Correction (FEC) makes
image processing system for car
manageable scope for the project, it
processes such as data transmission
navigation based on the principle of
focussed on the monitoring and control
more robust and efficient by adding
following a target on a lead vehicle. The
of the aquarium’s ORP (Oxidation
redundancy to the data being
system was implemented on an FPGA to
Reduction Potential). The ORP can be
transmitted. Different FEC algorithms
analyse a sequence of still frames to
used to measure the cleanness of the
have different characteristics, making
determine the motion of the lead
tank. The higher the value of the ORP,
them more or less suitable for certain
vehicle. The real-time acquisition and
the clearer the water would be. The
applications depending on their required
processing of images would be an
value could not be set too high because
performance. Genetic programming
enhancement to the system. A video
this could lead to deaths among the
techniques can be used to overcome
camera was implemented as the image
livestock in the tank; while setting the
some of the difficulties associated with
source, and the communication protocol
value too low would mean that the water
finding an optimum FEC algorithm for a
from the FPGA to the PC was upgraded
would become more turbid. The aim
given application. A genetic program
to increase the data bandwidth. These
was to design a system that will keep
produces evolving generations of FEC
improvements should help to achieve
the ORP of the water throughout the
codes, whose performance is then
capture and processing of images at a
tank at a value between 360mV and
evaluated with simulated transmission
rate consistent with the requirements for
380mV.
conditions.
safe driving.
Mishra, N., Roberts, T. (Supervisor).
Rathod, M., Chalmers, A.
La Trobe, R., Chalmers, A. & Broad,
Voice over internet protocol (VOIP)
(Supervisor). Visual Inspection of
J. (Supervisors). Greenhouse
VoIP advances are paving the way for
LCDs and PCBs for Nautech Electronics
modelling to improve controller
new standards of voice data
Ltd.
design for Autogrow Systems Ltd.
transmission that show the potential to
Inspection is one of the most important
This project investigated how
make the existing telephone network
parts of quality control for a
greenhouse modelling could be used to
obsolete. VoIP is heading in the
manufactured product. Automated
improve controller design. It is an
direction of a converged network
visual inspection can boost the
industrial project and the outcome will
environment. A technical analysis was
manufacturer’s productivity.
used to aid the design of their current
carried out to determine the concepts
The project aimed to develop an
greenhouse controllers. This will give
and requirements for the development
automated inspection system for printed
much better control over heating and
of VoIP based on the existing network.
circuit boards and dot-matrix LCDs using
venting for a range of greenhouses, both
The research involved a review of
National Instruments LabView“, plus a
in size and style.
current trends, and establishing who are
standard PC and a consumer-type digital
the major players in this technology. It
still camera.
Mellsop, C., Chalmers, A.
(Supervisor). Automation of an
aquarium life support system for
was also intended to develop and
demonstrate a simple IP phone.
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Haddad, D., Roberts, T. (Supervisor).
Licence Plate Recognition System
2005
Vehicle licence plate recognition systems
the time spent sending data. The project
wireless internet technology makes this
are used to automatically identify
also aimed to upgrade the existing
possible. This research project aimed to
vehicles via their licence plate number.
camera module to a new ARM processor
provide an application through which the
Suitable applications for such a system
board, which would remove the need for
food and health industry can keep track
would be where vehicles need to be
external memory devices. The final
of consumable goods while in transit.
automatically identified, such as parking,
stage of the project was to investigate
law enforcement, tolling and access gate
feasible methods of error detection and
Zhong, L., Waldron, D. (Supervisor).
control. The main focus of this research
correction after transmission.
Domestic Flywheel Energy Storage
Modern energy storage flywheel
project was to implement an access gate
control system which automatically
Parikh, A., Soltic, S. (Supervisor).
systems incorporate a rotor with an
detects and de-skews the licence plate
Evolvable Hardware
onboard motor/generator, spinning in a
ready for recognition.
The evolvable hardware technique,
vacuum and suspended by magnets.
inspired by natural evolution, aims at
The design of such systems raises a
Halcrow, A., Rodgerson, J.
automatically designing hardware
number of interesting questions in
(Supervisor). Home automation using
systems using adaptive algorithms.
respect of materials selection and design
existing cabling
Field Programmable Gate Arrays
strategy. These can only be satisfactorily
To be able to use the existing mains
(FPGAs) are commonly used to apply the
resolved through the use of a
wiring for the communication medium
technique of evolvable hardware.
mathematical model of the magnetic
would enable a house to be to be
During the process of evolution, a large
fields involved.
automated without any additional
number of electronic circuits were
wiring. Current home automation
evaluated to find the best possible
technologies were investigated,
solution. This would lead to the design
Non-honours students were
including low voltage systems. The
of robust systems that find application in
engaged in the following research
possible protocols and strategies were
space systems and defence equipment,
areas:
evaluated to assist with assessing a
which need to perform optimally in
• Software defined radio (SDR)
viable solution.
exacting environmental conditions.
• Visual appearance of images on
Johnson A., Murphy, R. (Supervisor).
Tanna, D., Roberts, T, (Supervisor).
• Wireless control of Vacubot
Animal Monitoring
Web-Based Remote User Interface
• Infant Weight Distribution Monitor
Animal presence can be monitored using
for Portable Refrigeration Unit
• Machine Vision System for Polarity
small cameras at fixed positions in a set
The health and food industries deal with
area. The cameras can send image data
extremely sensitive and perishable
via RF to a command centre where the
products. Highly sensitive products such
images can be recreated and analysed.
as these are transported in portable
In this way, the location of pests can be
refrigerators. Most of the refrigerators
established. This project looked at
on the market today do not have remote
various methods of compressing the
access or control of the micro-climate in
image data before sending, to reduce
which the products are kept. The use of
monitor screens
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Inspection
• Leaf shape analysis for plant
recognition.
2005
Distinguished Teacher Award for Research
ROBERT MURPHY | SENIOR LECTURER
Robert Murphy, Senior
Lecturer in the Department
of Electrical and Computer
Robert has carried out research into the
During 2005 Robert presented a number
safe design of patient-connected medical
of papers overseas and in New Zealand
electronic systems. High risk medical
as well as being involved in collaborative
drug infusions are frequently made at
work with two other institutions.
extremely low rates of flow and require
Engineering was the
very high dosing accuracy. His research
Remote Image Capture in Animal
Conservation.
recipient of the award for
has identified a source of flow error as
research at the MIT
pressure resulting from change in pump
Distinguished Teachers
height or patient venous pressure during
the infusion. A mathematical model and
BET Design Project – Industrial
Award Ceremony in 2005.
resulting simulation have shown that
Approach.
current international standards for
AEESEAP Association for Engineering
accuracy testing may need to be re-
Education in SouthEast & East Asia &
considered and that the identified
Pacific – Massey University Albany
problem is one of equipment design and
Campus, Auckland December 6-7, 2004.
may explain numerous published reports
50ml syringe pumps – Are they
of unexpected flow errors in the clinical
suitable for ‘high-risk’ infusions?
being caused by small changes in
press.
ENZCON Electronics New Zealand
Conference – Massey University,
Palmerston North, November 15-16, 2004.
STA Society for Technology: In
Previously, he worked in the U.K. for 16
Anesthesia Annual Scientific Meeting
years as the Technical Director of Cetrek
Miami January 2005 Conference.
Autopilot Ltd., specialising in marine
automatic pilot systems and electronic
Reciprocating Syringe Pump
compass equipment and for Medical
Mechanism.
Magnetics Ltd., specialising in design
GB Patent Application GB 0500042.7 –
and manufacture of dialysis and infusion
Priority Date January 2005.
medical electronic equipment.
He rates his current position at MIT. as
Multiple infusion pump systems –
one of the most rewarding and
unexpected delivery errors.
interesting of his career.
ANZCA Australian & New Zealand
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2005
Distinguished Teacher Award for Research
College of Anaesthetists Annual
Other work
Scientific Meeting, Auckland, May 6-7,
Collaboration with HORT Research
2005, pp317-318.
Ltd., Hamilton, on Camera Design.
Two Factors Affect Flow Rate
Accuracy in Small-Volume
University of Modena, Dept. of
Neonatal Neurology. A paper submitted
Infusions.
Anesthesiology News Review
September, 2005, pp49-51.
Based on a poster presentation at the
2005 annual meeting of the Society for
Technology in Anesthesia, and
interviews with Robert Murphy and Ariel
Jurmann MD, Royal College of Nursing
International Intravenous Therapy
Conference, Brighton, UK, November
2005, pp 43-44 and entitled - High Risk
Infusions – Are they as accurate as you
might think?
New technology offers
opportunities & problems in the
teaching of DSP.
In ENZCON Electronics New Zealand
Conference – Manukau Institute of
Technology, November, 2005.
The ‘Digital Signal Controller’
offers DSP to embedded designs.
In Embedded Systems Conference – MIT,
November, 2005.
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to the British Journal of Anaesthesia.
2005
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