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Research InterestsStatistical Methods for ordinal data; regression modelling of large data sets; statistics and technology; quality improvement Dr Jocelyn Dale MSc(Hons) Auck, PhD London, DIC, CStat Room: RG22 Phone +64 7 838 4038 Fax +64 7 838 4155 |
Jocelyn joined the University of Waikato in 1994 to lecture in Statistics after more than a decade as a consulting statistician with Applied Mathematics Division, DSIR, based principally at the Mt Albert Research Centre in Auckland, NZ. Most of this work was with DSIR researchers in horticulture and entomology, and with manufacturing companies. Her London doctorate (1983) is on methods for ordinal responses and sparse contingency tables. From 1987-1990 Jocelyn editedThe New Zealand Statistician, New Zealand's journal for professional statisticians, and from 1990-1991 served on the Auckland Area Health Board Research Ethics Committee A. In Thailand from 1991-1994, she took the opportunity to improve her management skills, using the Thai language.
Fellow and Chartered Statistician,
Royal Statistical Society Member,
American Statistical Association Member,
New Zealand Statistical Association Member,
Association of Scientific and Technical Communicators
1996
Contribution to the Discussion of Lee, Y. And Nelder, J.A. 'Hierarchical generalized linear models.' Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B 58 No. 4, p665.
Statistics: Servant of technology. InNew Zealand Statistical Association 47th Annual Conference Proceedings. Wellington, 1996, 8-10.
(with R.A. Mills, C.M. Kirk and A.G. Langdon) Upfront with uncertainty--a planned approach for managing innovation project duration. InProceedings of the Project Management Institute NZ Chapter Inc. Conference, Auckland, 1996, 43-58.
1991
(with P.J. Wright, R.N. Crowhurst and J.A. Anderson) Evaluation of potato cultivars and breeding lines for susceptibility to tuber soft rot induced by Erwinia cartovora subsp. atroseptica. NZ Journal of Crop and Horticultural Research19#2, 187-190. 1989 (with N. A. Martin) Monitoring greenhouse whitefly puparia and parasitism: a decision approach. New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural Science 17,115-123.
1988
(with C. W. Yearsley, B. Y. Huang, H. J. W. McGrath, J. Fry and M. G. H. Stec) Red tamarillos (Cyphomandra betacea): Comparison of two postharvest dipping strategies for the control of fungal storage disorders. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 16,359-66.
1987
(with C. W. Yearsley, H. J. W. McGrath and J. A. Taucher) Red tamarillos (Cyphomandra betacea): Post-harvest control of fungal decay with hot water and imazalil dips. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 15,223-228.
(with J. E. Harman and D. J. Beever) The use of post-harvest fungicides to control storage rots in nectarines. The Orchardist of New Zealand, November 1987, p384.
1986
(with S. J. Haslett and R. M. Renner) Analyses of bowel cancer in sheep. Proceedings of the Pacific Statistical Congress1985. Edited by I. S. Francis, B. F. J. Manly and F. C. Lam. Amsterdam: North-Holland, 92-94. [Abstract No. 4399, Biometrics 41, (1985), p801]
Asymptotic normality of goodness-of-fit statistics for sparse product multinomials. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society B48#1, 48-59. [Abstract in Statistical Theory and Method Abstracts 28 (1987), No. 179]
Global cross-ratio models for bivariate, discrete, ordered responses. Biometrics 42, 909-917.
1985
A bivariate model of changing colour in blackbirds. In Statistics in Ornithology, Lecture Notes in Statistics No. 29. Edited by B. J. T. Morgan and P. M. North. Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 25-35.
1984
Local versus global association for bivariate ordered responses, Biometrika71#3, 507-514
1983
Goodness of fit and sparse contingency tables. Abstract in Proceedings of European Young Statisticians' Meeting,Bernouilli Society, 36-39.
1982
(with Dougall, T. W.) The yellow in male blackbirds. Ringers' Bulletin 6, 22-23.
1981
(with Ferguson, A. R. and Eiseman, J. A.) Xylem sap from Actinidia chinensis;gradients in sap composition. Annals of Botany 48, 75-80.
1980
(with Maindonald, J. H.) For analysis of multiway tables, BMDP or GENSTAT? 1980 Proceedings of the Statistical Computing Section of the American Statistical Association, 184-188.
