NIWA diverts ship to earthquake areas
3 years ago by Susan Pepperell
NIWA’s flagship research vessel Tangaroa has been diverted to survey the seabed in areas affected by Monday’s earthquake.
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More mega-thrust earthquake science investment
3 years ago by John Callan
GNS Science seismologist Yoshihiro Kaneko has been awarded a prestigious Rutherford Discovery Fellowship to investigate the slip behavior on the tectonic plate boundary below the North Island’s east coast. This is the first time a GNS Science researcher has won a Rutherford Fellowship, with Dr Kaneko being awarded $160,000-a-year for...
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Tsunami demo smashes learning barriers
3 years ago by Curious Minds
Republished from Curious Minds
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Stan’s back, and he’s more prepared than ever before
3 years ago by Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management
Kiwi kids will be better prepared for emergencies thanks to a new teaching resource developed by the Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management and EQC.
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East Coast LAB launched & LAB, National Aquarium opened
3 years ago by Helen Shea
East Coast LAB (Life at the Boundary) was officially launched at the National Aquarium of New Zealand in Napier.
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Hikurangi plate boundary research funded!
3 years ago by Kate Boersen
Today, it was announced by Science and Innovation Minister Steven Joyce that $6.5 million is being invested in scientific research to learn more about Hikurangi subduction earthquakes and slip behaviour...
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$20 million ocean floor “earthquake observatory”
3 years ago by Andrew Ashton
Republished from the Gisborne Herald
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The science behind the 7.1 quake and its 'unknown' risk zone
3 years ago by John Edens
Republished from Stuff
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Study shows East Coast is prone to tsunami
3 years ago by Nicola Litchfield
Q. What does this EQC-funded geological investigation on the coast 30km north of Gisborne reveal?
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Year-long seafloor scientific investigation off NZ coast to start next year
3 years ago by GNS Science
Scientists from across the world will come to New Zealand in 2017 and 2018 to participate in a series of unprecedented investigations into the seafloor using a specially designed scientific...
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