Research/Scholarly/Creative Works

Journal Articles

• Hobbs M., Kingham S., Wiki J., Marek L. and Campbell M. (2021) Unhealthy environments are associated with adverse mental health and psychological distress: Cross-sectional evidence from nationally representative data in New Zealand.. Prev Med 145: 106416. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ypmed.2020.106416.

• Hobbs M., Schoeppe S., Duncan MJ., Vandelanotte C., Marek L., Wiki J., Tomintz M., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2021) Objectively measured waist circumference is most strongly associated in father–boy and mother–girl dyads in a large nationally representative sample of New Zealanders. International Journal of Obesity 45(2): 438-448. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41366-020-00699-w.

• Hobbs M., Wade A., Jones P., Marek L., Tomintz M., Sharma K., McCarthy J., Mattingley B., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2021) Area-level deprivation, childhood dental ambulatory sensitive hospitalizations and community water fluoridation: Evidence from New Zealand. International Journal of Epidemiology 49(3): 908-916. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/IJE/DYAA043.

• Marek L., Hobbs M., Wiki J., McCarthy J., Tomintz M., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2021) Spatial-temporal patterns of childhood immunization in New Zealand (2006-2017): an improving pattern but not for all? Eur J Public Health http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckaa225.

• Hobbs M., Marek L., Clarke R., McCarthy J., Tomintz M., Wade A., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2020) Investigating the prevalence of non-fluoride toothpaste use in adults and children using nationally representative data from New Zealand: a cross-sectional study. British Dental Journal 228(4): 269-276. http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41415-020-1304-5.

• Hobbs M., Marek L., Wiki J., Campbell M., Deng BY., Sharpe H., McCarthy J. and Kingham S. (2020) Close proximity to alcohol outlets is associated with increased crime and hazardous drinking: Pooled nationally representative data from New Zealand. Health and Place 65 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.healthplace.2020.102397.

• Marek L., Hobbs M., McCarthy J., Wiki J., Tomintz M., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2020) Investigating spatial variation and change (2006–2017) in childhood immunisation coverage in New Zealand. Social Science & Medicine 113292: 113292-113292. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.2020.113292.

• Marek L., Wiki J., Campbell M., Kingham S., Sabel C., Tomintz M. and Hobbs M. (2020) Slipping under the radar: worsened health outcomes in semi-urban areas of New Zealand. New Zealand Medical Journal 133 1519: 121-125.

• Vannier C., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2020) Pathways to urban health and well-being: Measuring and modelling of community services in a medium size city. Geospatial Health 15(1): 156-167. http://dx.doi.org/10.4081/GH.2020.808.

• Wiki J., Kingham S. and Campbell M. (2020) A geospatial analysis of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and the food environment in urban New Zealand. Social Science and Medicine http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.2020.113231.

• Campbell M., McNair H., Mackay M. and Perkins HC. (2019) Disrupting the regional housing market: Airbnb in New Zealand. Regional Studies, Regional Science 6(1): 139-142. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/21681376.2019.1588156.

• Hobbs M., Ahuriri-Driscoll A., Marek L., Campbell M., Tomintz M. and Kingham S. (2019) Reducing health inequity for Māori people in New Zealand. The Lancet 394(10209): 1613-1614. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(19)30044-3.

• Hobbs M., Tomintz M., McCarthy J., Marek L., Vannier C., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2019) Obesity risk in women of childbearing age in New Zealand: a nationally representative cross-sectional study. International Journal of Public Health 64(4): 625-635. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00038-019-01239-8.

• Perkins HC., Mackay M., Levy D., Campbell M., Taylor N., Hills R. and Johnston K. (2019) Revealing regional regeneration projects in three small towns in Aotearoa—New Zealand. New Zealand Geographer 75(3): 140-151. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/nzg.12239.

• Wiki J., Kingham S. and Campbell M. (2019) Accessibility to food retailers and socio-economic deprivation in urban New Zealand. New Zealand Geographer 75(1): 3-11. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/nzg.12201.

• Marek L., Campbell M., Epton M., Kingham S. and Storer M. (2018) Winter Is Coming: A Socio-Environmental Monitoring and Spatiotemporal Modelling Approach for Better Understanding a Respiratory Disease. ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information 7(11) 432: 26. http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/ijgi7110432.

• Marek L., Campbell M. and Bui L. (2017) Shaking for innovation: The (re)building of a (smart) city in a post disaster environment. Cities 63: 41-50. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.2016.12.013.

• Bowie C., Campbell M., Beere P. and Kingham S. (2016) Social and spatial inequalities in Rotaviral enteritis: supporting universally funded vaccination in New Zealand. New Zealand Medical Journal 129(1431): 59-66.

• Campbell M. and Ballas D. (2016) SimAlba: A spatial microsimulation approach to the analysis of health inequalities. Frontiers in Public Health 4(OCT) http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/FPUBH.2016.00230.

• Campbell M., Beere P., Bowie C., Griffin E. and Kingham S. (2015) Suicides and unemployment: Is there a relationship in New Zealand? Australasian Epidemiologist 22(1): 55-60.

• Campbell M., Bowie C., Kingham S. and McCarthy JP. (2015) Painting a picture of trans-Tasman mortality. Public Health 129(4): 369-402. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.puhe.2015.01.015.

• Campbell MH. (2015) New Zealand Census 2013: A short commentary on the role which the Census plays and the findings of the 2013 Census. New Zealand Geographer 71(2): 105-109. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/nzg.12082.

• Bowie C., Pearson AL., Campbell MH. and Barnett R. (2014) Household crowding associated with childhood otitis media hospitalisations in New Zealand. Australia and New Zealand Journal of Public Health 38(3): 211-215. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/1753-6405.12162.

• Campbell M., Apparicio P. and Day P. (2014) Geographic analysis of infant mortality in New Zealand, 1995-2008: an ethnicity perspective. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health 38(3): 221-226. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/1753-6405.12222.

• Bowie C., Beere P., Griffin E., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2013) Variation in health and social equity in the spaces where we live: A review of previous literature from the GeoHealth Laboratory. New Zealand Sociology Journal 28(3): 164-191.

• Campbell M., Ballas D., Dorling D. and Mitchell R. (2013) Mortality inequalities: Scotland versus England and Wales. Health and Place 23: 179-186. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.healthplace.2013.06.004.

• Campbell MH. and Ballas D. (2013) A spatial microsimulation approach to economic policy analysis in Scotland. Regional Science Policy & Practice 5(3): 263-288. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/rsp3.12009.

• Kingham S., Pattinson W., Pearson AL., Longley I., Campbell M. and Apparicio P. (2013) The use of a land use regression model to predict NO2 air pollution in two small areas of Auckland. Air Quality and Climate Change 47(3): 40-44.

• Ballas D., Campbell M., Clarke G., Hanaoka K., Nakaya T. and Waley P. (2012) A spatial microsimulation approach to small area income estimation in Britain and Japan. Studies in Regional Science 42(1): 163-187. http://dx.doi.org/10.2457/srs.42.163.

• Day P., Breetzke G., Kingham S. and Campbell M. (2012) Close proximity to alcohol outlets is associated with increased serious violent crime in New Zealand. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health 36(1): 48-54. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1753-6405.2012.00827.x.

• Campbell MH. (2010) Fair and square? Social and spatial inequalities in Northern Ireland, 2001. Journal of Maps 6: 321-329. http://dx.doi.org/10.4113/jom.2010.1097.

Conference Contributions - Published

• Marek L., Greenwell J., Hobbs M., Tomintz M., Campbell M., Kingham S. and McCarthy J.. (2019) Using nationwide linked microdata to examine the effect of transience on the health services utilisation and long-term health conditions. In Caruso G; Gerber P; Jones K; Klein O; Perchoux C (Eds). : 65-65. Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER).

• Marek L., Greenwell J., Hobbs M., Tomintz M., Campbell M., Kingham S. and McCarthy J.. (2019) Using nationwide linked microdata to examine the effect of transience on the long-term health conditions and health services utilisation. In GEOMED2019: Book of abstracts: 92-92. University of Glasgow.

• Marek L., Hobbs M., Tomintz M., Campbell M., Kingham S. and McCarthy J.. (2019) A geospatial analysis of childhood immunisation and associated factors: a cross-sectional study in New Zealand. In GE0MED2019: Book of abstracts: 43-43. University of Glasgow.

• Marek L., Tomintz M., McCarthy J., Kingham S., Campbell M., Hobbs M. and Wiki J.. (2019) Partnership of academia and government in practice: The Ministry of Health and GeoHealth Laboratory (University of Canterbury) collaboration. In HealthGIS2019: Book of abstracts.

• Tomintz M., Hobbs M., Marek L., Wiki J., John M., Campbell M. and Kingham S.. (2019) Using related parent-child data to examine associations between childhood, parental and environmental characteristics and childhood obesity. In : 100-100. Glasgow: University of Glasgow.

• Perkins H., Mackay M., Levy D., Campbell M. and Hills R.. (2018) Putting peripheral places on the tourism map: A tale of three New Zealand towns. In Get Smart: Paradoxes and Possibilities in Tourism, Hospitality and Events Education and Research: 665-667.

• Marek L., Campbell M., Epton M., Storer M. and Kingham S.. (2016) Real-time environmental sensors to improve health in the sensing city. In International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences - ISPRS Archives 41: 729-733. http://dx.doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XLI-B2-729-2016.

• Marek L., Campbell MALCOLM., Kingham SIMON., Storer M. and Epton M.. (2016) P4.49 | Improving Health in the Sensing City. In.

• Marek L., Campbell M., Kingham S., Epton M. and Storer M.. (2015) Improving Health in the Sensing City. In.

Conference Contributions - Other

• Hobbs M., Biddle S., Kingsnorth A., Marek L., Tomintz M., Wiki J., McCarthy J., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2020) The moderating role of parental characteristics in the association between child television viewing and measured childhood obesity: a cross-sectional study.. Online: ISBNPA XChange, 15 Jun 2020.

• Campbell M. (2019) mGeoHealth: What is it? Queenstown, NZ: International Medical Geography Symposium, 30 Jun-5 Jul 2019.

• Campbell M., McNair H., Mackay M. and Perkins H. (2019) Is Accommodation ‘Sharing’ Disrupting the Regional Housing Market? University of Canterbury, New Zealand: Regional Studies Association Australasia Conference 2019, 11-13 Feb 2019.

• Hobbs M., Marek L., Tomintz M., McCarthy J., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2019) Examining the predictors of childhood obesity using related New Zealand Health Survey data.. University of Canterbury, Christchurch: The University of Canterbury child wellbeing symposium, 28 May 2019.

• Hobbs M., Wade A., Marek L., Tomintz M., Campbell M., McCarthy J., Sharma K., Jones P. and Kingham S. (2019) Community water fluoridation and dental related ambulatory sensitive hospitalisations (ASH): a pooled cross-sectional study of 1,081,491 childhood hospitalisations. Queenstown: International Medical and Geography Symposium, 30 Jun-5 Jul 2019.

• Levy D., Hills R., Perkins H., Mackay M. and Campbell M. (2019) Property-led Regeneration: Understanding and Supporting Small Town Commercial Property Development Initiatives. University of Canterbury, New Zealand: Regional Studies Association Australasia Conference 2019, 11-13 Feb 2019.

• Levy D., Hills R., Perkins H., MacKay M. and Campbell M. (2019) The experiences of local property entrepreneurs in small town New Zealand. Melbourne: Pacific Rim Real Estate Society Conference, Melbourne, 14-16 January., 14-16 Jan 2019.

• Mackay M., Perkins H., Levy D., Hills R., Campbell M. and Dance L. (2019) Easier said than done: strategic planning for tourism-led regeneration in small town New Zealand. CQUniversity, Cairns, Queensland, Australia: Council for Australasian Tourism and Hospitality Education 2019: Sustainability of Tourism, Hospitality and Events in a Disruptive Digital Age, 11-14 Feb 2019.

• Marek L., Campbell M., Kingham S., Storer M. and Epton M. (2019) Every breath you take, every move you make: New steps towards the estimation of personal environmental exposure. Queenstown: IMGS2019, 30 Jun-5 Jul 2019.

• Marek L., Hobbs M., Tomintz M., McCarthy J., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2019) Geospatial analysis of childhood immunisation in New Zealand.. University of Canterbury: The University of Canterbury child wellbeing symposium, 28 May 2019.

• Perkins H., Levy D., Hills R., Campbell M., Dance L. and Mackay M. (2019) Tourism - led Regeneration: The Need for Leadership and Strategic Thinking in Small Regional Towns. University of Canterbury, New Zealand: Regional Studies Association Australasia Conference 2019, 11-13 Feb 2019.

• Wiki J., Kingham S. and Campbell M. (2019) A Geospatial Analysis of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in urban New Zealand. Queenstown, New Zealand: International Medical Geography Symposium 2019, 1-5 Jul 2019.

• Levy D., Hills R., Perkins H., Mackay M. and Campbell M. (2018) How can local property entrepreneurs be enabled to contribute to the regeneration of regional settlements? Auckland, New Zealand: 24th Pacific Rim Real Estate Society Conference, 21-24 Jan 2018.

• Levy D., Hills R., Perkins H., Mackay M. and Campbell M. (2018) Property-led regeneration: insights from two towns. Auckland, New Zealand: New Zealand Geographical Society and Institute of Australian Geographers Conference 2018, 12 Jul 2018.

• Levy D., Hills R., Perkins H., Mackay M. and Campbell MH. (2018) The role of local property entrepreneurs in the regeneration of regional settlements. University of Reading: European Real Estate Society, 27 Jun-30 Jul 2018.

• Marek L., Hobbs M., Tomintz M., McCarthy J., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2018) Spatial, demographic and socioeconomic patterning of childhood immunisation in New Zealand (2006-2017).. University of Canterbury: Health Research Society of Canterbury, 20 Aug 2019.

• Perkins H., Mackay M. and Campbell M. (2018) Special Session Introduction: The Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities | Ko ngā wā Kāinga hei Whakamāhorahora National Science Challenge (BBHTC). Auckland, New Zealand: New Zealand Geographical Society and Institute of Australian Geographers Conference 2018, 11-14 Jul 2018.

• Perkins H., Mackay M., Campbell M., Levy D., Hills R. and Rosin C. (2018) Tourism-led regeneration: insights from Timaru, South Canterbury. Auckland, New Zealand: New Zealand Geographical Society and Institute of Australian Geographers Conference 2018, 11-14 Jul 2018.

• Campbell MH., Marek L., Curl A. and Kingham S. (2017) Towards a more dynamic health geography. Tracking and tracing daily movement and exposure. Angers, France: International Medical Geography Symposium, 2-7 Jul 2017.

• Donnellan N., Kingham SP. and Campbell M. (2017) Assessing the built environment for active transport, physical activity and health outcomes using Kernel density estimation. Angers, France: International Medical Geography Symposium, 3-6 Jul 2017.

• Marek L., Campbell MH., Epton M., Kingham S. and Storer M. (2017) Winter is coming: An environmental monitoring and spatio-temporal modelling approach for better understanding of respiratory disease (COPD). Angers, France: International Medical Geography Symposium (IMGS 2017), 2-7 Jul 2017.

• Tomintz MN. and Campbell MH. (2017) Where are New Zealand’s smokers? Filling the gaps of Census smoking data using spatial microsimulation algorithms.. Angers, France: International Medical Geography Symposium 2017, 3-7 Jul 2017.

• Watkins AF., Tomintz MN. and Campbell M. (2017) Projecting future obesity rates in Aotearoa/New Zealand using Spatial Microsimulation. Turin, Italy: 6th World Congress of the International Microsimulation Association, 21-23 Jun 2017.

• Wiki J., Kingham SP., Campbell M. and Beere P. (2017) A geographic analysis of the built environment, obesity and diabetes in New Zealand. Angers, France: International Medical Geography Symposium, 3-6 Jul 2017.

• Campbell MH. (2016) Could a mobile phone save your life? Future directions in the study of health and place. Wellington, New Zealand: GeoHealth Lab Symposium, 30 May 2016.

• Campbell MH. (2016) Improving health in the Sensing City? Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger? Sydney, Australia: CRCSI Annual Conference 2016, 26-27 Oct 2016.

• Tomintz MN. and Campbell M. (2016) The advantage of New Zealand Census smoking data for spatial microsimulation modelling.. Budapest, Hungary: International Microsimulation Association (IMA) European Meeting 2016, 22-23 Sep 2016.

• Watkins A., Tomintz MN. and Campbell M. (2016) Complexities of ethnicity and deprivation: Challenges for constructing a spatial microsimulation model in a New Zealand Context. Budapest, Hungary: International Microsimulation Association (IMA) European Meeting 2016.

• Campbell M. (2015) Health and Place Panel. Melbourne, Australia: CRCSI Annual Conference 2015, 25-27 Nov 2015.

• Campbell M. (2015) The future of health research: small data? Challenges and opportunities associated with ubiquitous mobile data. Wellington, New Zealand: 2015 Geohealth Laboratory Symposium, 25-25 May 2015.

• Campbell M., McCarthy J., Bowie C. and Kingham S. (2015) Painting a picture of trans-Tasman mortality. Vancouver, Canada: 16th International Medical Geography Symposium (IMGS), 6-10 Jul 2015.

• Kingham S. and Campbell M. (2015) Geospatial Data Science in NZ: past, present & future research directions for health research. Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand Geospatial Research Conference 2015, 7-9 Dec 2015.

• Wilson A., Kingham S., Campbell M. and Beere P. (2015) Using GIS to assess the impact of childhood environments on obesity. Vancouver, Canada: 16th International Medical Geography Symposium (IMGS), 6-10 Jul 2015.

• Campbell MH., Bowie C., Kingham S. and McCarthy J. (2014) Mortality inequalities across the ditch: what has changed in a generation? Melbourne, Australia: Institute of Australian Geographers / New Zealand Geographical Society Conference 2014 (IAG/NZGS), 30 Jun-2 Jul 2014.

• Watkins A. and Campbell MH. (2014) A Spatial Microsimulation Approach to the Geography of Obesity in New Zealand. Melbourne, Australia: Institute of Australian Geographers / New Zealand Geographical Society Conference 2014 (IAG/NZGS), 30 Jun-2 Jul 2014.

• Bowie C., Pearson AL., Campbell M. and Barnett R. (2013) Otitis media associated with household crowding in a developed country. East Lansing, MI, USA: XVth International Symposium in Medical/Health Geography (IMGS 2013), 7-12 Jul 2013.

• Campbell MH. and McCarthy JP. (2013) Health and Well-Being in the Sensing City. Christchurch, New Zealand: CRCSI Annual Conference 2013, 19-21 Nov 2013.

• Donnellan N., Kingham S. and Campbell M. (2013) Measuring the built environment for active transport: a review. East Lansing, MI, USA: XVth International Symposium in Medical/Health Geography, 7-12 Jul 2013.

• Hogg D., Kingham S., Campbell M., Wilson T. and Ardagh M. (2013) Geographical Variation in the Health Impacts of Earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand. East Lansing, MI, USA: XVth International Symposium in Medical/Health Geography (IMGS 2013), 7-12 Jul 2013.

• Kingham S., Hogg D., Reed K., Campbell M., Wilson T. and Ardagh M. (2013) Spatial effects of natural disasters on mental health. Christchurch, New Zealand: CRCSI Annual Conference 2013, 19-21 Nov 2013.

• Kingham S., Hogg D., Reed K., Campbell M., Wilson T. and Ardagh M. (2013) Spatial variations in stress related health compared to earthquake exposure: preliminary results and future directions. Christchurch, New Zealand: Researching the Health Implications of Seismic Events (RHISE) Symposium, 22-22 Nov 2013.

• Kingham S., Reed K., Campbell M., Hogg D., Wilson T. and Ardagh M. (2013) Estimating the impact of earthquake exposure on stress related health; preliminary results from Christchurch, New Zealand. Basel, Switzerland: Conference of ISEE, ISES and ISIAQ, 19-23 Aug 2013.

• Campbell MH. and Ballas D. (2012) Social and spatial inequalities in Scotland: A spatial microsimulation approach. Edinburgh, UK: RGS-IBG Annual International Conference, 3-5 Jul 2012.

• Campbell M. and Ballas D. (2011) A spatial microsimulation approach to the analysis of health and wealth inequalities in Scotland. Harokopio University of Athens, Greece: The 17th European Colloquium on Quantitative and Theoretical Geography (ECQTG2011), 4-4 Sep 2011.

• Campbell M. and Robards J. (2010) Understanding demographic differences in the United Kingdom using Lexis Diagrams. St Andrews, UK: POPFEST, 28-30 Jun 2010.

• Campbell M. (2009) Fair and Square? The spatial pattern of health and socio-economic characteristics in Northern Ireland. Durham, UK: 14th Emerging and New Research in Geographies of Health and Impairment (ENRGHI), 6-7 Apr 2009.

• Campbell M., Ballas D. and Dorling D. (2009) Mortality Inequalities: Scotland versus England (and Wales). Lodz, Poland: 49th Congress of the European Regional Science Association, 25-29 Aug 2009.

• Campbell M. (2008) Exploring the socio-economic and geographical determinants of ill-health and morbidity in Scotland. St. Andrews, Scotland: 13th Emerging and New Research in Geographies of Health and Impairment (ENRGHI), 10-11 Jun 2008.

• Anyadike-Danes M. and Campbell M. (2007) What's Been Going on at the Bottom End of the UK Labour Market? Bangor, Northern Ireland: The Regional Science Association International, British and Irish Section, Annual Conference, 15-17 Aug 2007.

• Forsythe F., Campbell M. and Keen P. (2007) Introducing PBL to a first-year curriculum: results and experiences. Cambridge, UK: Developments in Economics Education, 6-7 Sep 2007.

• Anyadike-Danes M. and Campbell M. (2006) What's in a place? Continuity and change in the spatial distribution of deprivation in Northern Ireland, 1971 to 2001. Belfast, UK: Linking Censuses through Time: Seminar, 8-8 Mar 2006.

Reports

• Campbell M., Taylor N. and Mackay M. (2020) Waitaki Short and Long-Term Rental Accommodation. In Waitaki Short and Long-Term Rental Accommodation, National Science Challenge: Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities: Ko ngā wā kāinga hei whakamāhorahora (BBHTC). Commissioned by National Science Challenge: Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities: Ko ngā wā kāinga hei whakamāhor.

• Hills R., Levy D., Perkins H., Mackay M. and Campbell M. (2020) Second-tier settlement regeneration and revitalisation: the role of the built environment.University of Auckland. Commissioned by BBHTC.

• Wilson J., Mackay M., Perkins H., Taylor N. and Campbell M. (2020) The attraction, integration, and retention of newcomers in regional settlements. In The attraction, integration, and retention of newcomers in regional settlements. Summary Literature Review & Annotated Bibliography, AgResearch/BBHTC. Commissioned by Report for Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities. NSC11..

• Wilson M., Kingham S., Tomintz M., Campbell M., Lustig A., Dionisio R., Walker D., Hobbs M., Marek L. and Vannier C. (2019) Geospatial Research Institute Toi Hangarau: Annual Report 2018.GRI Toi Hangarau. 1-68.

• Campbell MH., Marek L. and Kingham S. (2016) Smart City Scoping Report: uncovering value and driving Geo-Spatial innovation.Commissioned by Future Position X, Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information.

• Neville J., Campbell M., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2016) LVC Case Study 1: Linha Verde, Curitiba, Brazil - Highway Conversion to BRT.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ).

• Neville J., Campbell MH., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2016) LVC Case Study 2: Kwun Tong Line Extension: Hong Kong.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ).

• Neville J., Campbell MH., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2016) LVC Case Study 3: Gold Coast Rapid Transit: Light Rail.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ).

• Neville J., Campbell MH., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2016) LVC Case Study 4: NoMA Gallaudet University Infill Station development: Washington DC, USA.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ).

• Neville J., Campbell MH., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2016) LVC Case Study 5: Cross Rail: London, UK.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ).

• Neville J., Campbell MH., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2016) LVC Case Study 6: Ørestad Development Scheme, Copenhagen Metro, Denmark.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ).

• Neville J., Campbell MH., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2016) LVC Case Study 7: MAX: Red Line Airport Light Rail: Portland, Oregon, USA.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ).

• Neville J., Campbell MH., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2016) Opportunities for Residential Development. Developing an intensification index for use in urban areas of New Zealand.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ).

• Neville J., Campbell M., Dionisio R. and Kingham S. (2015) Land value capture to fund transport investments in cities: international implementation case studies and the lessons that can be learned from these.Commissioned by Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ).

• Campbell M. and McCarthy J. (2014) Phase One Report: Geographical Analysis of Issues Affecting Māori.Commissioned by Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu (Te Pūtahitanga). 40pp-40pp.

Oral Presentations

• Hobbs M., Marek L., Wiki J., Deng B., Sharpe H., McCarthy J., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2020) Close proximity to alcohol outlets is associated with increased crime and hazardous drinking: pooled nationally representative data from New Zealand. Auckland, New Zealand,: Otara-Papatoetoe Local Council Board, Close proximity to alcohol outlets is associated with increased crime and hazardous drinking: pooled nationally representative data from New Zealand., 15 Sep 2020.

• Hobbs M., Wade A., Marek L., Tomintz M., McCarthy J., Campbell M. and Kingham S. (2020) Water fluoridation, area-level deprivation and dental related hospitalisations.. Christchurch: New Zealand Dental Association: Canterbury Branch Meeting, 26 Feb 2020.

• Campbell M. (2019) Auckland: Disruptive, desirable or distracting? Exploring the spatial inequity and impacts of Airbnb in regional New Zealand? Auckland: Local Government New Zealand Accomodation Sharing Workshops, Auckland, 14 Oct 2019.

• Campbell M. (2019) Queenstown: Disruptive, desirable or distracting? Exploring the spatial inequity and impacts of Airbnb in regional New Zealand? Local Government New Zealand Accomodation Sharing Workshops, Queenstown, 17 Oct 2019.

• Campbell M. (2019) Rotorua: Disruptive, desirable or distracting? Exploring the spatial inequity and impacts of Airbnb in regional New Zealand? Rotorua: Local Government New Zealand Accomodation Sharing Workshops, Rotorua, 15 Oct 2019.

• Campbell M. (2019) Westport: Disruptive, desirable or distracting? Exploring the spatial inequity and impacts of Airbnb in regional New Zealand? Local Government New Zealand Accomodation Sharing Workshops, Westport, 21 Oct 2019.

• Marek L., Campbell M., Hobbs M., Kingham S., Tomintz M. and Greenwell J. (2019) Population transience and healthcare services utilisation in Lakes DHB. Rotorua: Meeting Lakes DHB stakeholders.

• Campbell MH. (2018) Sensing City: Lessons learned. Failure on the road to success? Högskolan i Gävle, Gävle, Sweden: Smart City Workshop Sweden, 24 May 2018.

• Campbell MH. (2018) Where next for Health Geography? Auckland, New Zealand: New Zealand Geographical Society and Institute of Australian Geographers Conference, 11 Jul 2018.

• Campbell MH., Marek L., Kingham S., Epton M. and Storer M. (2018) Real-time environmental sensors to improve health in the Sensing City: Lessons learned. Failure on the road to success? LINZ, Wellington, NZ: Smart City Workshop LINZ, 25 Jan 2018.

• Campbell MH., Marek L., Kingham S., Sundgren L-L., Koyi H. and Branden E. (2018) Sensing City Project: short overview for patients. Sjukhus, Region Gävleborg, Gävle, Sweden: Patient Feedback, 23 May 2018.

• Marek L., Campbell M., Kingham S., Epton M. and Storer M. (2018) Open Lecture: Real-time environmental sensors to improve health in the Sensing City. Gavle, Sweden: Open Lecture: Aspects of the Sensing city project: methodology, results, links to GeoHealth, 24 May 2018.

• Marek L., Campbell M., Kingham S., Epton M. and Storer M. (2018) Real-time environmental sensors to improve health in the Sensing City. LINZ, Wellington, NZ: Smart City Workshop LINZ, 25 Jan 2018.

• Kingham S. and Campbell M. (2017) Knock, knock, who’s where: how location (and GIS and GPS) can help explain health …… and a lot of other things. University of Otago, Christchurch: University of Otago Christchurch Seminar Series, 07 Mar 2017.

• Campbell MH. (2016) (smart)cities, (smart)phones and (smart)applications. University of Canterbury, NZ: Geography Teachers Day.

• Campbell MH. (2016) Migration: issues, theory and some maps. University of Canterbury, NZ: Geography Scholarship Day.

• Campbell MH. (2016) Smart(er) City, Smart(er) Citizens: where to next for the smart city, Christchurch? Christchurch, NZ: Geospatial Research Institute Smart Cities Forum.

• Campbell MH. (2015) What if we could make Christchurch the smartest city in the world? University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: What if Wednesday.

Intellectual Property

• Campbell MH. (2015) GeoHealth Tracker Application..

Other

• Campbell MH. (2018) Self-Tracking, Health and Medicine:Sociological Perspectives, byLupton, D. (Ed.), 2017. Taylor and Francis.. Journal of Transport Geography.

• Campbell MH. (2013) Andrew Wood and Susan Roberts, Economic Geography: Places, networks and flows, New York, 2011, Routledge, 192pp. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 104(5): 631-633. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/tesg.12057. [Book Review].

• Campbell M. (2012) P.W. Newton (Ed.), Urban Consumption. Collingwood: CSIRO Publishing, 2011. Urban Research & Practice 5(3): 369-371. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17535069.2012.727571. [Book Review].

Theses / Dissertations

• Campbell MH. (2011) Exploring the social and spatial inequalities of ill-health in Scotland: A spatial microsimulation approach. Sheffield, UK. Univeristy of Sheffield.

Discussion/Working Papers

• Beere P., Kingham S., Tomintz M., Campbell M. and McCarthy J. (2018) Examining the Spatial Distribution of Long Term Condition Hospitalisations in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Phase 1.. In Geographic Proximity to Health Services for Individuals Living with Cancer, Cardiovascular, Diabetes, Renal, and Respiratory Conditions by Socioeconomic Status, Ethnicity, and Urban Classification 2011-2016, GeoHealth Laboratory. Commissioned by Ministry of Health.

• Campbell MH., Marek L. and Kingham S. (2018) Intervention Policy: The value proposition for real time environmental sensing. Commissioned by Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information.

• Marek L., Campbell M., Kingham S., Epton M. and Storer M. (2018) Winter is coming: A socio-environmental monitoring and spatiotemporal modelling approach for better understanding a respiratory disease. Commissioned by CRCSI/FPX.

• Tomintz M., Campbell M. and McCarthy J. (2018) Identifying gaps for defibrillators based on different population groups: a location-allocation analysis. In Identifying gaps for defibrillators based on different population groups: a location-allocation analysis, GeoHealth Laboratory. Commissioned by Ministry of Health.

• Tomintz M., Campbell MH. and McCarthy J. (2018) Modelling policy relevant small area smoking simulations at neighbourhood level to add new insights and information. GeoHealth Laboratory. Commissioned by Ministry of Health.

• Campbell MH., Mackay M. and Perkins H. (2017) A profile of Ashburton for NSC11. In Supporting Regional Success: Ashburton profile., Commissioned by National Science Challenge 11.

• Campbell MH., Mackay M. and Perkins H. (2017) A profile of Oamaru for NSC11. In Supporting Regional Success: Oamaru profile., Commissioned by National Science Challenge 11.

• Campbell MH., Mackay M. and Perkins H. (2017) A profile of Timaru for NSC11. In Supporting Regional Success: Timaru profile., Commissioned by National Science Challenge 11.

• Campbell MH., Mackay M. and Perkins H. (2017) An Overview of the Supporting Regional Success Study areas. Commissioned by Commissioned by National Science Challenge 11.

• Campbell MH. (2016) Capturing value. BRANZ.

• Campbell M. and Robards J. (2014) Comparing changing age specific fertility across the United Kingdom using lexis diagrams. ESRC Centre for Population Change. 22pp.

Student Supervision

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Current
• Masters - Robson D: Cycle Master (2017)
Completed
• PhD - Donnellan N: Measuring the built environment for active transport (2017)
• PhD - Pattinson W: Relative influence of a six-lane motorway on the total daily air pollutant exposure of local residents (2015)
• PhD - Watkins A: Spatial Microsimulation modelling for health in New Zealand (2018)
• PhD - Wickramarachchi D: Statistics (2015)
• PhD - Wiki J: A Geographic Analysis of the Built Environment, Obesity and Diabetes in New Zealand (2019)
• Masters - Brunsdon N: Health service delivery (2015)
• Masters - Bun B: Software Calibration for Air Quality Egg (2017)
• Masters - Fanslow B: Inequities and access to Canterbury District Health Board child and adolescent dental services (2019)
• Masters - King M: Examining Spatial and Temporal Disparities in Crime between Pre- and Post-Earthquake Christchurch (2016)
• Masters - Poynter R: 2015-Masters Thesis-Poynter, Robert (2016)
• Masters - Slaughter H: Generating actionable intelligence and meaningful data from a Smart Cities project (2017)
• Masters - Turnbull K: Creating a Ngai Tahu Health Index: Exploring Ngai Tahu outcomes in New Zealand (2019)
• Masters - Wilson A: Child health and access to fast food outlets and dairies (2015)
• Summer Student - Fanslow B: GeoHealth: Social Connectedness (2018)
• Summer Student - Rowan E: How happy is your nana! (2016)
• Summer Student - Schori A: Geohealth (2016)
• Summer Student - Wiki J: Peddle Power (2016)

Review and Refereeing

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• Applied Geography ( 2013 - 2021)
• Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health ( 2012 - 2021)
• PLoS ONE ( 2013 - 2021)
• Regional Science Policy and Practice ( 2012 - 2021)
• Social Science and Medicine ( 2013 - 2021)

Research Groups