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- Centre for Renewable Energy @CDUni makes an appearance in the E2NT film tomorrow night showing free at Deckchair! http://t.co/cUNC8PGLEN 12:54:13 PM 11 June 2013 from Safari on iOS
- Lots of interesting films and events included in the Transitions Film Festival this week. #DarwinNT http://t.co/cUNC8PGLEN 12:52:43 PM 11 June 2013 from Safari on iOS
- I love working with smart people. This morning my emails are about solar vortex, three segment latent class models and UAVs for forestry. 11:43:19 AM 11 June 2013 from web
- With help from the folks @CDUni Innovative Media Production Studio, the School of Environment courses will be one of a kind. #iloveteaching 12:41:13 PM 29 May 2013 from web
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The Next Adventure
In addition to our move to Darwin and new jobs, Jeff and I have been working on another project. This project has caused me to switch from running to swimming and often makes me crave funny foods . I will … Continue reading
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Scenes from My Commute
It has been a few months since I posted anything but there have been some big changes. I submitted my thesis in June, took a quick trip home to see family and now Jeff and I are living in Darwin, … Continue reading
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How Not to Design a Survey
Roy Morgan, I will not be completing your survey. Are companies actually paying money for your survey results? The survey is poorly designed and it is hard to imagine you are gathering useful and accurate information from a relevant cross-section … Continue reading
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Reservation Price Infographic
This month has been the busiest of my academic career. I am planning to submit my PhD thesis at the end of June and I am creating a poster for the New Zealand Institute of Forestry Conference in early July. The two … Continue reading
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500 Days of Earthquakes
The Press had an article about the Canterbury earthquakes with some interesting statistics. Christchurch had more than 9500 earthquakes in the past 500 days. We had an average of one earthquake of magnitude 3+ every FOUR hours. No wonder none … Continue reading
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Forestry Fleece Jackets
The School of Forestry jumpers we ordered arrived. They arrived in less than two weeks and look terrific. I think the logo turned out especially nice. I was expecting just a white logo but the touch of grey and green … Continue reading
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A Day in the Life of Forestry Research
Planting trees for a research project on wood stiffness. Currently the best (stiffest wood) radiata pines in the nursery are not identified until year 4-5. This research is hoping to identify techniques to select the best trees in year 1-2. … Continue reading
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PhD in 3 Update
Good news! I was one of the top two forestry presenters so I move on to the engineering finals tomorrow. The panel of professors that scored the presentations suggested I improve my slide. With some advice from my fellow postgrads … Continue reading
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New Zealand Wood Exports
The Canterbury Chapter of the NZIF hosted a meeting last night on log exports. In 2010, New Zealand exported 10.6 million m³ of wood to the Pacific Rim which was a record. Wood flow to the Pacific Rim from all … Continue reading
Teaching in a Tent
The world has already heard about the second large earthquake in Christchurch on 22 February. This one was worse than the first one in September. There are plenty of photos and videos on the internet so I won’t share too … Continue reading