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Facial behavior as behavior biometric? an empirical study

Hintz Thomas; Tsai Po-Hsiang; Jan Tony (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2007)

Physiological and/or behavioral characteristics of humans such as face, gait and/or voice have been used in biometric recognition technology. Apart from those characteristics reported in the literature, the hypothesis ...
Factors Associated with the recovery of housing prices in Hong Kong

Ge Xin Janet (PRRES, The University of Auckland, 2006)

The paper starts by reviewing literature on housing prices including both price determinants and research methodology. Data published by the Hong Kong Government is used for the study. The housing price variables are grouped ...
Factors for designing a second generation of project management maturity models

Pasian Beverly; Sankaran Sivarama; Boydell Spike (Project Management Institute, 2011)

This research explores the dynamics of a reliable project management capability responsible for undefined projects, and proposes new factors that could influence how project management maturity is determined and modeled. ...
A Fast Focus+Context Viewing technique for the Navigation of Classical Hierarchical Layout

Nguyen Quang Vinh; Huang Mao (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2003)

This paper presents a fast focus+context viewing technique for the navigation of classical hierarchical layouts. In these layout techniques, only one dimension is considerably important to the visualization. Based on ...
The Festive City: Orta Recens Quam Pura Nites ('Recently Arised, How Purely You Shine')

Orr Kirsten (SAHANZ 2005, 2005)

The Australian international exhibitions in 1879, 1880 and 1888 were the most important public events of the nineteenth century and transformed Sydney and Melbourne into festive cities. Every detail of their ritual ...
Figural Atmospherics: Affective and Semiotic Ambiguity of the Figure in Architecture

Perin Gavin (Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ), 2010)

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Finding integration pathways: developing a transdisciplinary (TD) approach for the Upper Nepean Catchment.

Palmer Carolyn; Gothe Jacqueline; Mitchell Cynthia; Riedy Christopher; Sweetapple Kate; Mclaughlin Sally; Hose Grant; Lowe Marian; Goodall Heather; Green Trudy; Sharma Deepak; Fane Simon; Brew Kerry; Jones Peter (Charles Sturt University, 2007)
Finding other ways of speaking: Towards visual communication as practice based research

Gothe Jacqueline (University of Hertfordshire UK, 2002)
The FM Industry and Adding Value for Clients

De Valence Gerard (VTT/RIT, 2005)

Many writers on FM stress the importance of the role FM should take in enhancing business performance. So far, the idea that FM itself is essentially strategic in nature, rather than operational, has not been widely ...
A Focus+Context Visualization Technique Using Semi-Transparency

Nguyen Quang Vinh; Huang Mao (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2004)

This paper describes a new 2D focus+context visualization technique for viewing and navigating large hierarchical information. This technique uses a semi-transparency approach to display both the global and the detail ...
A Force for Urbanism and National Identity: Nineteenth Century Australian Exhibitions and their Domestic Exhibits

Orr Kirsten (Society of Architectural Historians of Australia and New Zealand, 2002)
Forecasting Hong Kong House Prices: An Artificial Neural Network vs Log-linear Regression Approach

Ge Xin Janet; Runeson Karl; Lam Kai-Chi (Blackwell Publishing, 2002)

Modeling the volatility of property prices presents an interesting challenge for researchers. The purpose of the study is to compare an artificial neural network approach and log-linear regression model for predicting ...
Forecasting Hong Kong Property Prices: Multiple Regression Method vs An Artificial Neural Network Approach

Ge Xin Janet; Runeson Karl; Lam Kai-Chi; Chan K. K. (World of Construction Project Management, 2004)

Hong Kong's residential property market has experienced significant changes over the last two decades. It is an interesting challenge for modeling the volatility of property prices. The aim of the study is to build forecasting ...
Formation Embedded Design: A methodology for the integration of fabrication constraints into architectural design

Pigram David; Mcgee Wes (ACADIA, 2011)

This paper presents a methodology for the integration of fabrication constraints within the architectural design process through custom written algorithms for fabrication. The method enables the translation from three-dimensional ...
A framework for understanding heuristics in architectural optimisation

Leaney John; Maxwell Cameron; O'Neill Tim (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2006)

Architectural change heuristics are a very powerful mechanism for implementing architectural optimisation. They allow for both the capture of the systematic changes required to maintain system integrity and the often ...
A framework towards understanding influences on the typographic qulaity of text

Bachfischer Gerhard; Robertson Toni; Zmijewska Agnieszka (iadis, 2006)

In an electronic-society the production of texts is increasingly enabled or mediated through ICT. Existing typographic research seems to focus on isolated, rule-formulating studies that often have little impact on typographic ...
FROM ART TO THE EVERYDAY: ROBIN BOYD AND THE 'WINDOWWALL'

Goad, Philip. (2007-10-04)

Throughout his career, Australian architect and critic Robin Boyd (1919-1971) explored alternatives for the orthodox elements of architecture. Using the laboratory-scale of the detached house, Boyd would rethink wall, ...
From Stroll Garden to Stumble Park: Mapping Japan at Site of Reversible Destiny

Kaji-O'Grady Sandra (Centre for Asian and Middle Eastern Architecture, The University of Adelaide, 2002)
Funding Urban Australia - The role and rate revenue of Local Government in New South Wales

Mangioni Vincent (SOAC, 2007)

Local government in New South Wales is charged with the co-responsibility of maintaining core community services and infrastructure including, health, housing and roads among other assets. The services provided by local ...
Gaining perspective on one's own practice: reflections on a model for structuring practice-led research

Mcdermott Jennifer; Mclaughlin Sally; Rissanen Timo (The University of New South Wales, 2010)

In this paper we discuss a model for structuring practice led research projects. We present a theoretical rationale for the model, drawing on Hubert and Stuart Dreyfus' studies of expertise, focusing on the claim that in ...

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