Browsing Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies (Te Ara Auaha) by Title
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A Validated Simulation of Wind Flow Around a Parabolic Dish
(Australian PV Institute (APVI), 2015)The thermal performance of solar parabolic dish systems is greatly influenced by the wind around the system. To achieve higher operating temperatures, larger dish structures are used to increase the concentration ratio, ... -
Value and prospect of digital photography
(Art Gallery Magazine Publishing House, 2010)Thanks to the development of technology, information and digital techniques have been spread all corners of the world. And artists now gain a new way to manipulate their art works: digital technology. The technique instills ... -
Value Stream Mapping (VSM) in a manufacture-to-order small and medium enterprise
(JOMSA, 2008)This paper discusses the Lean methodology of Value Stream Mapping (VSM) in a manufacture-to order (MTO) environment. Within a case study of a mold making company the method is applied and improved. The purpose of VSM is ... -
Valuing computer science education research?
(ACM, 2006)This paper critically enquires into the value systems which rule the activities of teaching and research. This critique is intended to demonstrate the application of critical enquiry in Computer Science Education Research ... -
Vampires in the city: mergence, mystique, and ‘The New Orleans Thing’
(Locating the Gothic conference, 2014)No abstract. -
Vertical axis wind turbines - are we any better informed?
(New Zealand Wind Energy Association, 2014)In the early years of the modern era of the wind turbine, experimental development of vertical axis wind turbines (VAWTs) was underpinned by an incremental improvement of aerodynamic performance prediction methods; the ... -
Vibration analysis of a variable length blade wind turbine
(IJAET, 2012)In this paper, flap-wise, edge-wise and torsional natural frequencies of a variable length blade have been identified. Therefore designers can ensure that natural frequencies will not be close to the frequency of the main ... -
Vibration of lightweight composite structures with random irregularities
(University of Otago, 2009)Exact determination of the vibration of a composite structure becomes impossible beyond the low-frequency range due to uncertainties in the structure. Therefore, the prediction model in the mid- to high-frequency range ... -
Vibration of lightweight rib-reinforced structures with random irregularities
(Institutes of Acoustics, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Acoustical Society of China, 2008)This paper describes mathematical modelling procedure of the rib-reinforced floor/ceiling structures, which are made up of components with irregular shapes and physical parameters. Exact determination of the vibration of ... -
Vibration reduction in lightweight floor/ceiling systems with a sand-sawdust damping layer
(The Australian Acoustical Society, 2014)This paper shows how to use a mathematical model to predict the vibration of lightweight timber-framed floor/ceiling systems (LTFSs) caused by mechanical excitation. The LTFS considered here is made up of an upper floor ... -
Vibration transmission in a double-leaf plate with random rigidities and junctions
(The Australian Acoustical Society, 2013)Predicting vibrations of composite structures such as double-leaf plates is difficult because of the large number of components. In the low and high frequency ranges, the components may be homogenized, so that a structure ... -
Virtual Engineering at NWVEC
(Virtual Engineering Centre, the University of Liverpool, 2012)Hi-fidelity models require lengthy preparation Superfluous model data impedes the real-time experience Interaction requires intuitive and unobtrusive controls Immersion requires high refresh rates and accurate tracking ... -
Virtual Engineering: case study with Bentley Motors
(The University of Liverpool, 2011)Designing is more than just creating a product...it is also about creating an emotional experience! This presentation provides an overview of the Virtual Engineering Centre and its work with Optis UK and Bentley Motors to ... -
Virtual overhearing: an effective way to increase network coding opportunities in wireless ad-hoc networks
(Elsevier, 2016)Overhearing is of great importance to wireless network coding in that it can be exploited to obtain the side information needed for packet decoding. Recently, a new technique called virtual overhearing (VOH) was proposed ... -
Virtualization Technology: Cross-VM Side Channel Attacks Make it Vulnerable
(Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS), 2015)Cloud computing provides an effective business model for the deployment of IT infrastructure, platform, and software services. Often, facilities are outsourced to cloud providers and this offers the service consumer ... -
Visible Light Communication: A System Perspective - Overview and Challenges
(MDPI, 2019)Visible light communication (VLC) is a new paradigm that could revolutionise the future of wireless communication. In VLC, information is transmitted through modulating the visible light spectrum (400–700 nm) that is used ... -
Vision tracking and voice-controlled foyer service robot
(Massey University, 2010)Machine –human interaction based on voice control and vision tracking features is one of world main focuses in the robotic industry. The integration of voice control and vision tracking features is expected to deliver its ... -
Visual Impact Assessment - There's more to it than meets the eye!
(Mechanical Engineering Publications Ltd, 1992)The visual impact of a wind farm is one of the major causes of concern for all current U.K. wind farm projects. Often visual impact is the singlemost important issue on which a planning application is judged. A fair and ... -
Vivian: The Impact of Gender in Palliative Care
(Te Arai Palliative Care and End of Life Research Group, 2020) -
VLBI and GPS carrier phase time and frequency transfer
(National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT), 2010)As one of the new frequency transfer technique to compare the next highly stable frequency standards, we proposed the geodetic VLBI technique. We evaluated the ability of VLBI frequency transfer by comparison with GPS ...