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8. Catchment Investment Decision Support System Computational Approach

Author

Marsh, Nick

Abstract

This document summarises the key computational steps in the Catchment Investment Decision Support System (CIDSS). The purpose of this document is to providea basis for a review of the computational approach, context for understanding why it works the way it does and context for interpreting output.

Published
2021
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9. CT322, a VEGFR-2 antagonist, demonstrates anti-glioma efficacy in orthotopic brain tumor model as a single agent or in combination with temozolomide and radiation therapy

Author

Waters, J. Dawn, Sanchez, Carlos, Sahin, Ayguen, Futalan, Diahnn, Gonda, David D., Scheer, Justin K., Akers, Johnny, Palanichamy, Kamalakannan, Waterman, Peter, Chakravarti, Arnab, Weissleder, Ralph, Morse, Brent, Marsh, Nick, Furfine, Eric, Chen, Clark C., Carvajal, Irvith, and Carter, Bob S.

Published
2012
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11. Comparison of methods for predicting incipient motion for sand beds

Author

Marsh, Nick A., Western, Andrew W., and Grayson, Rodger B.

Subjects
Hydraulic engineering -- Research, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Science and technology
Abstract

A comparison of four methods for predicting the incipient motion conditions of a uniform sand bed is presented. The four methods are: (1) the Shields diagram, (2) an empirical approach, (3) a method derived from resolution of rotational forces, and (4) a simplified resolution of rotational forces with a variable lift force coefficient. The four methods are used to predict the incipient motion conditions for 97 experimental runs taken from seven independent experimental flume studies. The effectiveness of predicting depth averaged incipient motion velocity for each of the four methods are compared. The simplified resolution of rotational forces model (4) and Shields method (1) were most successful in predicting the incipient motion velocity [[R.sup.2] = 0.77, 0.74 and root mean square error (RMSE) = 0.18, 0.15, respectively]. The slope of line of best fit for plots illustrating predicted versus measured incipient motion velocity were similar (slope = 0.63, 0.65, respectively), illustrating that both methods provide a similarly justifiable prediction of depth averaged incipient motion. The empirical method was the least successful at predicting the measured incipient motion conditions ([R.sup.2] = 0.49, RMSE = 0.41). CE Database subject headings: Incipient motion; Lift coefficients; Sediment transport; Sand.

Published
2004

12. Taking the flag at Jackson Motor Speedway

Author

Marsh, Nick

Subjects
Jackson, Michigan -- Buildings and facilities -- History, Flags -- Usage, Automobile racing -- History -- Buildings and facilities -- Usage, Racetracks (Automobile racing) -- History -- Usage, History
Abstract

Shortly after World War II, short dirt racetracks popped up all over the country and Michigan was no exception. Perhaps the trend was driven by the confluence of returning veterans [...]

Published
2006

14. BOOKCASE : Organisational Behaviour in New Zealand - Theory and Practice

Author

Marsh, Nick

Subjects
Organization -- Management -- Behavior, Company business management, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: Nick Marsh * G Elkin, B Jackson and K Inkson * Pearson Education * RRP $109.99 This book is an excellent undergraduate textbook providing a thorough introduction to organisational [...]

Published
2008

18. Dilemma resolved.

Author

Allen, Daren and Marsh, Nick

Subjects
Banking industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Conflict of interests (Agency) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Money laundering -- Laws, regulations and rules, Shah v. HSBC Private Bank (UK) Ltd. (2009 E.W.H.C. 79 (Q.B.)), Banking industry, Government regulation, United Kingdom. Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (s. 328), United Kingdom. Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (s. 335)
Published
2009

20. Classification of natural flow regimes in Australia to support environmental flow management

Author

Kennard, Mark, Pusey, Brad, Olden, Julian, Mackay, Stephen, Stein, Janet, Marsh, Nick, Kennard, Mark, Pusey, Brad, Olden, Julian, Mackay, Stephen, Stein, Janet, and Marsh, Nick

Abstract

The importance of hydrologic variability for shaping the biophysical attributes and functioning of riverine ecosystems is well recognised by ecologists and water resource managers. In addition to the ecological dependences of flow for aquatic organisms, human societies modify natural flow regimes to provide dependable ecological services, including water supply, hydropower generation, flood control, recreation and navigation. Management of scarce water resources needs to be based on sound science that supports the development of environmental flow standards at the regional scale. 2. Hydrological classification has long played an essential role in the ecological sciences for understanding geographic patterns of riverine flow variability and exploring its influence on biological communities, and more recently, has been identified as a critical process in environmental flow assessments. 3. We present the first continental-scale classification of hydrologic regimes for Australia based on 120 metrics describing ecologically relevant characteristics of the natural hydrologic regime derived from discharge data for 830 stream gauges. Metrics were calculated from continuous time series (15-30 years of record constrained within a 36-year period) of mean daily discharge data, and classification was undertaken using a fuzzy partitional method - Bayesian mixture modelling. 4. The analysis resulted in the most likely classification having 12 classes of distinctive flow-regime types differing in the seasonal pattern of discharge, degree of flow permanence (i.e. perennial versus varying degrees of intermittency), variations in flood magnitude and frequency and other aspects of flow predictability and variability. Geographic, climatic and some catchment topographic factors were generally strong discriminators of flow-regime classes. The geographical distribution of flow-regime classes showed varying degrees of spatial cohesion, with stream gauges from certain flow-regime classes oft

Published
2009

35. Abstract 2586: Adnectins as a platform for multi-specific targeted biologics: A novel bispecific inhibitor of EGFR and IGF-IR growth factor receptors

Author

Emanuel, Stuart L., primary, Engle, Linda J., additional, Cao, Carolyn, additional, Chao, Ginger, additional, Lin, Zheng, additional, Zhu, Rong-Rong, additional, Yamniuk, Aaron P., additional, Hosbach, Jennifer, additional, Brown, Jennifer, additional, Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth, additional, Gokemeijer, Jochem, additional, Morin, Paul, additional, Morse, Brent, additional, Carvajal, Irvith, additional, Fabrizio, David, additional, Wright, Martin, additional, DasGupta, Ruchira, additional, Gosselin, Mike, additional, Ryseck, Rolf, additional, Doyle, Michael L., additional, Wong, Tai W., additional, Camphausen, Ray, additional, Cload, Sharon T., additional, Marsh, Nick, additional, Furfine, Eric S., additional, and Gottardis, Marco M., additional

Published
2010
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39. New IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration

Author

Marsh, Nick and Alcalde, Maria

Subjects
International mediation -- Laws, regulations and rules, Business enterprises -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Business, international
Abstract

Article by Nick Marsh and Maria Alcalde The International Bar Association (IBA) has adopted the new IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration (the new IBA Rules), [...]

Published
2010

40. Organisational Behaviour in New Zealand: Theory and Practice

Author

Marsh, Nick

Subjects
Organisational Behaviour in New Zealand: Theory and Practice (Book) -- Elkin, Graham -- Jackson, Brad -- Inkson, Kerr, Books -- Book reviews, Business, Business, international
Abstract

ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR IN NEW ZEALAND: THEORY AND PRACTICE * G ELKIN, B JACKSON AND K INKSON * PEARSON EDUCATION * RRP $109.99 Don't brother Must Have This book is an [...]

Published
2008

41. Reflections of a returning Kiwi. (opinion)

Author

Marsh, Nick

Subjects
Business, Business, international
Abstract

My partner and I have been in Melbourne for three years. We recently decided to relocate back to Auckland. Here are our impressions. Wow, things have changed in New Zealand! [...]

Published
2003

43. Is corporate governance at a tipping point? (corporate governance)

Author

Marsh, Nick

Subjects
Corporate governance -- Management, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Do the events of last year and even more extraordinary events of 2002 constitute a tipping point in the practice of governance? What should directors be doing about it to [...]

Published
2002

44. Improving pedigree dog health.

Author

Cage, Andy, Chambers, Danny, Crowther, Charlotte, Davies, Sara, Goodman, Mark, Milne, Emma Goodman, Gould, David, Hargreaves, Robin, Laurence, Chris, Price, Alison, Puddifoot, Judy, Marsh, Nick, Roberts, Graham, Sawran, Ami, and Wedderburn, Pete

Subjects
DOGS, ANIMAL welfare
Published
2017
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45. IS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE A TIPPING POINT?

Author

Marsh, Nick

Subjects
CORPORATE directors, STOCKHOLDERS, CORPORATE governance
Abstract

Discusses the factors that should be considered by directors in reducing liability and increasing capability to exercise good corporate governance by protecting shareholder value. Failure of governance to protect shareholder value in several corporate scandals; Trends in the international marketplace; Criticism on governance practice.

Published
2002

47. Our industry needs access to EU single market.

Author

Morgan, John, Finch, Peter, Whitehouse, Andrew, Marsh, Nick, Young, Richard F. H., Baker, Allan C., Leese, Robert, and Fish, Michael

Subjects
*IMMIGRANTS, *SHALE gas, *ECONOMICS, MOTOR vehicle standards
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including motor vehicle technical standards, immigrants boosting economy, and shale gas.

Published
2016

48. LETTERS.

Author

Clemow, Christopher, Mornement, Allan, Smith, Kenneth, Kressman, Martin, Pursell, Ron, Marshallsay, Tony, Marsh, Nick, Keyte, Jamie, Rowney, Brian, King, Paul, and Colman, Tony

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *ENGINEERING, *CONTRACTING out, *MANUFACTURING industries, *DIESEL motors
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "End of the Line," by Lee Hibbert in the July 28, 2010 issue, "Manufacturing firms continue outsourcing push" in the July 28, 2010 issue, and "Flying hybrid" in the July 7, 2010 issue.

Published
2010

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