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On development and comparative study of two Markov models of rainfall in the dry zone of Sri Lanka
(Lincoln University. Centre for Computing and Biometrics., 1996-10)
Being closer to the equator, the most important climatic element for agricultural production in Sri Lanka is rainfall which is erratic and highly unpredictable in nature, especially in the dry zone. This study attempts to ...
A plant root-morphology based simulation for plant / soil microbial ecosystem modelling
(Lincoln University. Centre for Computing and Biometrics., 1996-09)
A simulation model to produce and manipulate computer representations of plant root microbial ecosystems is presented. The root system is described as a collection of nodes. A node records a position in three dimensional ...
Stochastic simulation of solar radiation from sunshine duration in Sri Lanka
(Lincoln University. Centre for Computing and Biometrics., 1996-09)
A stochastic model for generating daily sunshine hours and solar radiation that reaches the earth's surface in dry zone of Sri Lanka has been developed. Historical sunshine data which represent a Weibull probability density ...
Using Flexi to detect a trend in count and binary longitudinal data
(Lincoln University. Centre for Computing and Biometrics., 1996-10)
A GIS based walkway management system
(Lincoln University. Centre for Computing and Biometrics, 1997-10)
The Walkway Management System (WMS) uses geographic information system (GIS) software to calculate an estimate for the level of maintenance required for walkway segments. It then assists the user in prioritising the ...
Spatial interpolation of rainfall in the dry zone of Sri Lanka
(Lincoln University. Applied Computing, Mathematics and Statistics Group., 1999-03)
One of the problems which often arises in climatology is either data at a given site is missing or the site is ungauged. In this study, a spatial interpolation model was developed to estimate the weekly rainfall of the Dry ...
Introductory programming at Lincoln University: attributes of successful students revisited
(Lincoln University. Applied Computing, Mathematics and Statistics Group., 1999-10)
End user computing at Lincoln University: an observational study of former students
(Lincoln University. Centre for Computing and Biometrics, 1997-10)
Increasingly end users in organisations are having to become more responsible for their own computing. Many of their applications are developed using standard business packages, especially spreadsheets and database managers, ...
From conceptual model to end user implementation
(Lincoln University. Applied Computing, Mathematics and Statistics Group, 2001-10)
For a number of reasons many users are responsible for the implementation and maintenance of their own databases. While they may have the technical skills to set up data repositories, many end users
lack the analysis skills ...
A decision support system for determining newspaper press layout configurations
(Lincoln University. Applied Computing, Mathematics and Statistics Group, 2000-12)
In recent years, the demand for colour in newspaper production has
increased considerably as newspaper readers and advertisers expect more
extensive use of colour in the illustration of papers. A newspaper printing
press ...