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Agent-Based Container Terminal Optimisation

Li, Guannan (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2011)

Container terminals have become important components in global logistics and transportation. The continuing growth of container transport is adding pressure to container terminals to improve efficiency. The problem of ...
Always Best Connected (ABC) and Perceived Value: An Analytical Study

Parameswaran, Vinod (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2011)

The concept of Always Best Connected (ABC) is pivotal to the emerging scenario of 4G networks, which intends to integrate different network technologies in order to exploit mutual advantages and to provide a variety of ...
Amyas Connell, 'High and Over' and the role of New Zealand architects in the British Modern Movement

Findlay, Michael James (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2011)

Many of the architects that contributed to the British Modern Movement during the late 1920s and up to the start of the Second World War were of European origin. Less well described in the surveys of the period is the ...
Android In-Vehicle Infotainment System (AIVI)

Al-Ani, Tarik (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2012)

Travelling long distances by cars in the modern world has become bearable with the availability of in-vehicle infotainment systems that can entertain and inform both drivers and other occupants. One of the problems faced ...
Climate Change Adaptation Strategies and Sustainability: a transport infrastructure case study

Berry, Allanah Marie (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2011)

Effective climate change adaptation requires adequate assessment of the wider environmental, social and economic impacts of a climate change adaptation response and identification and mitigation of the practical issues ...
Diabetes your Life your Journey: Development of a structured New Zealand focused group based diabetes self-management (DSME) programme for people, families and whanau with type 2 diabetes (T2DM)

Gamble, Eirean (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2012)

Rates of T2DM in New Zealand are reaching epidemic proportions and reducing the impact of this disease is a Ministry of Health, health strategy priority. Diet and lifestyle modifications remain the cornerstone of diabetes ...
Energy Management Techniques in Wireless Sensor Networks: Protocol Design and Evaluation

Aderohunmu, Femi A (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2010)

While wireless sensor networks (WSN) are increasingly equipped to handle more complex functions, in-network processing still requires the battery powered sensors to judiciously use their constrained energy so as to prolong ...
Influence of peripheral and stereoscopic vision on driving performance in a power wheelchair simulator

Alshaer, Abdulaziz Musharraf M (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2013)

Exercising in a Virtual Environment as an adjunct training method, can enhance safety, cost-effectiveness, training quality, and can be used as an assessment tool. In the realm of power wheelchair (PWC) simulation a number ...
Investigation of Free Cooling to Reduce Data Center Energy Consumption: Maxnet Limited Data Center Case Study

Burke, Kenrick Titus Kenny-Arthur (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2011)

Data centers electricity consumption is the fastest growing electricity consuming sector in the United States (US), with data centers electricity consumption projected to quadruple between 2010 and 2030 from an annual ...
Mathematical modelling of residential electricity demand and engineering applications

McQueen, Dougal (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2002)
Opal's Conversation Manager (CM)

Goh, Vincent, Wing Soon (Thesis, Master of Applied Science, 2011)

Multi-agent systems consist of multiple agents to accomplish tasks or goals that require coordination and collaboration through interactions, such as agent conversation. This thesis provides description of the technologies ...