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Dr Mel Robertson-Dean
Dr

Mel Robertson-Dean

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Overview

Background

I am a teaching focussed academic in the School of Mathematics and Physics. I have a PhD in applied statistics and love mathematical programming in R, python and Matlab.

I am particularly interested in understanding the ways in which first year university students seek help outside of their shceduled classes and the role that university first year learning centres can play in helping students succeed.

Availability

Dr Mel Robertson-Dean is:
Available for supervision

Qualifications

  • Bachelor (Honours) of Mathematics and Statistics, Queensland University of Technology
  • Doctor of Philosophy of Applied Statistics, Queensland University of Technology

Works

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6 works between 2016 and 2024

1 - 6 of 6 works

2024

Journal Article

Forecasting carrot yield with optimal timing of Sentinel 2 image acquisition

Suarez, L. A., Robertson-Dean, M., Brinkhoff, J. and Robson, A. (2024). Forecasting carrot yield with optimal timing of Sentinel 2 image acquisition. Precision Agriculture, 25 (2), 570-588. doi: 10.1007/s11119-023-10083-z

Forecasting carrot yield with optimal timing of Sentinel 2 image acquisition

2024

Journal Article

Practices and pain points in personal records

Balogh, Matt, Billingsley, William, Paul, David, Kennan, Mary Anne and Robertson-Dean, Melanie (2024). Practices and pain points in personal records. Information Research an International Electronic Journal, 29 (1), 73-96. doi: 10.47989/ir291604

Practices and pain points in personal records

2022

Journal Article

A simplified approach for producing Tier 2 enteric-methane emission factors based on East African smallholder farm data

Ndung'u, P. W., Du Toit, C. J.L., Takahashi, T., Robertson-Dean, M., Butterbach-Bahl, K., Merbold, L. and Goopy, J. P. (2022). A simplified approach for producing Tier 2 enteric-methane emission factors based on East African smallholder farm data. Animal Production Science, 63 (3), 227-236. doi: 10.1071/AN22082

A simplified approach for producing Tier 2 enteric-methane emission factors based on East African smallholder farm data

2022

Journal Article

Weight gain and enteric methane production of cattle fed on tropical grasses

Korir, D., Marquardt, S., Eckard, R., Sanchez, A., Dickhoefer, U., Merbold, L., Butterbach-Bahl, K., Jones, C., Robertson-Dean, M. and Goopy, J. (2022). Weight gain and enteric methane production of cattle fed on tropical grasses. Animal Production Science, 63 (2), 120-132. doi: 10.1071/AN21327

Weight gain and enteric methane production of cattle fed on tropical grasses

2022

Journal Article

Farm-level emission intensities of smallholder cattle (Bos indicus; B. indicus–B. taurus crosses) production systems in highlands and semi-arid regions

Ndung'u, P. W., Takahashi, T., du Toit, C. J. L., Robertson-Dean, M., Butterbach-Bahl, K., McAuliffe, G. A., Merbold, L. and Goopy, J. P. (2022). Farm-level emission intensities of smallholder cattle (Bos indicus; B. indicus–B. taurus crosses) production systems in highlands and semi-arid regions. Animal, 16 (1) 100445, 1-12. doi: 10.1016/j.animal.2021.100445

Farm-level emission intensities of smallholder cattle (Bos indicus; B. indicus–B. taurus crosses) production systems in highlands and semi-arid regions

2016

Journal Article

Changes in biology self-efficacy during a first-year university course

Ainscough, Louise, Foulis, Eden, Colthorpe, Kay, Zimbardi, Kirsten, Robertson-Dean, Melanie, Chunduri, Prasad and Lluka, Lesley (2016). Changes in biology self-efficacy during a first-year university course. CBE Life Sciences Education, 15 (2) 19, 19.1-19.12. doi: 10.1187/cbe.15-04-0092

Changes in biology self-efficacy during a first-year university course

Supervision

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