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AUT University Research
The AUT University Research community contains digital copies of research output from AUT University's Schools, Research Institutes and Centres. Full text digital files are available for all items.
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(IEEE; 2013)While various key performance limiting factors of IEEE 802.11-based Wi-Fi networks such as wireless protocols, radio propagation environment and signal interference have been studied by many network researchers, the effect ...
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(Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia; 2012)The use of energy in buildings is an ongoing concern, not only in NZ but worldwide. This concern has led to significant growth in the use of solar energy to provide heating and electricity generation. This paper presents ... -
(Knowledge Engineering Lab, the University of Otago; 2001)Biologically inspired Artificial Neural Network (ANN) modelling methods provide a means of problem solving that incorporates heuristics with conventional algorithmic processing Over the last few decades, ... -
(AUT Multimodal Research Centre; 2012)This discussion challenges conventional marketing theory regarding posters and billboards in the twenty first century. It argues against the prevailing dogmatic statement that a poster or billboard must communicate its ... -
(IEEE; 2013)China has long been an education import nation, so non-commercial and mutually beneficial collaborations between Chinese and Western universities are rare. Nevertheless, the School of Software Engineering at Tongji ...
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