International research to gather more information about NZ’s largest fault
5 months ago by GNS Science
An international team of scientists sets off this weekend to place earthquake monitoring instruments along New Zealand’s largest fault, the Hikurangi subduction zone.
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A shrinking experience for Gisborne students’ artwork
14 months ago by Erin Todd, Helen Shea and, Kate Boersen
Scientists on board the research vessel JOIDES Resolution have carefully lowered the winning entries from the East Coast LAB and GNS Science ‘Art Under Pressure Competition’ to the seafloor.
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Recording earthquakes to understand our risk
16 months ago by Kate Boersen
Scientists have been busy over the last month installing 88 portable seismographs across the Raukumara area in Gisborne & Bay of Plenty.
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Probing Silent Earthquakes
3 years ago by Helen Shea
A group of international scientists are heading ‘Down Under’ in 2018 to study slow-slip earthquakes on the seafloor on the East Coast of the North Island.
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Knowing The Risks
4 years ago by Helen Shea
School children on the East Coast of the North Island have had the chance to learn more about tsunami and earthquakes thanks to the pilot Tairuamoko roadshow recently.
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Drilling off Gisborne to study silent quakes
4 years ago by Helen Shea
Scientists baffled by a mysterious type of earthquake are eyeing up the North Island's east coast for groundbreaking research.
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