Otago University Research Archive
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Otago University Research Archive
The purpose of Otago University Research Archive is to provide public access to the University of Otago quality research outputs.
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(Thesis, Master of Science, 2012)In this thesis we examine the use of rapidly deployable cellphone networks for disaster relief efforts. Disasters are require a coordinated response from many different groups and clear communication to civilians affected ... -
(Thesis, Master of Science Communication, 2011)Globalization is a unifying force spreading a predominantly neoliberal culture that is eradicating the world’s cultural diversity. It is directed by transnational powers, notably states and corporations, largely networking ... -
(Thesis, Master of Public Health, 2012)Background: An estimated one million new cases of TB occur in children each year. Children are at a greater risk of becoming infected with TB and progressing from infection to active disease. Child contacts are a ... -
(Conference or Workshop Item (Paper), Fourth International Meeting on Wind Turbine Noise, 2011)Hearing allows humans to detect threats in the environment and to communicate with others. However, unwanted sound has the capacity to evoke reflexive and emotional responses, and can act a stressor. The World Health ... -
(Technical Report, 2010)This survey of noise in sawmilling and the wood processing industries was commissioned by ACC and carried out by the University of Otago with the aim of assessing noise within the industry and identifying simple solutions ...
