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Staging the Stages: Research as a Musical Journey
(EPARM Conference 2017, 2017)The experiential nature of artistic research presents itself in the dual frames of its conception and audience perception. The author, a vocal artiste of the Carnatic tradition of South Indian music, here re-imagines ...CONFERENCE OUTPUT -
The tale of two (very different) cities - Mapping Urban Transport Oil Vulnerability of Brisbane and Hong Kong
(WCTR 2016, 2017)Peak Oil impacts have resulted in fluctuating and increasing oil prices in cities that are more dependent on imported oil. This issue has been receiving greater attention in Anglosphere land use and transport scholarship, ...CONFERENCE OUTPUT -
Assessing Interchange Effects in Public Transport: A Case Study of South East Queensland, Australia
(WCTR 2016, 2017)Interchange or transfers for passengers in large multimodal public transport networks are more or less inevitable. A zone based fare system has the potential to ensure that there is no financial penalty for interchange. ...CONFERENCE OUTPUT -
Transport innovations and their effect on cities: the emergence of urban linear ferries worldwide
(WCTR 2016, 2017)Urban linear ferry systems are becoming an increasingly popular transport option for cities worldwide. These ferries stop at multiple destinations in a linear route configuration using high speed, high capacity vessels ...CONFERENCE OUTPUT -
Analysing impacts of natural disasters on logistics activities: flood risks and petroleum fuels in Queensland, Australia
(WCTR 2016, 2017)Natural hazards cause much damage to lives, assets, and the economy as a whole. The functional discontinuity of businesses impacted by a natural disaster has a direct impact on affected community's quality of live. In ...CONFERENCE OUTPUT