A research team has developed an innovative new method to carry out tsunami hazard assessments, using Aotearoa New Zealand as a case study. Preliminary results indicate that some earthquakes produceā¦
An overview of forecasting options and how they relate to Aotearoa New Zealandās volcanoes During a volcanic crisis, agencies and the public want to know when and how an eruptionā¦
Student profile: Lucia Danzi Embarking on a PhD in Covid-19 lockdown April 2020 Ciao! My name is Lucia and Iām from Verona, Italy. Itās the beginning of spring here, andā¦
The Networks and Components project looked to develop risk-based methodologies to quantify the resilience of large distributed infrastructure networks to natural hazards events. Researchers reviewed the initial restoration of key lifeline networks followi
By Rowan Sprague, Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research Project summary In mid-February 2023, Cyclone Gabrielle struck the North Island of Aotearoa-New Zealand, causing widespread devastation. As part of the cyclone response,ā¦
Student Profile: Ben Collings Identifying coastal change at the national scale in New Zealand through the application of remote sensing data and techniques May 2020 A bit about me Iāmā¦
Corridor Forums: Working together for a more resilient transport network 15/11/2018 By Dr Vivienne Ivory How can we make decisions affecting the long-term resilience of our transport network when keyā¦
Student profile: David Wither 12/02/2019 Social Resilience in the Hurunui: Outcomes of Institutional Support after Adverse Events A bit about me I spent the first five years of my lifeā¦
Emerging technology and data processing tools, such as sensor networks, Internet of Things technologies, next generation mobile and broadcasting platforms, machine learning, and artificial intelligence are transforming the cities that we live in, and the
Student Profile: Ngoc Le 24/05/2019 Diagnostics of Supply Chain Agility in rural New Zealand using Social Network Analysis A bit about me Xin chĆ o! I am from Vietnam. My teachers,ā¦
Many communities around New Zealand are located in the path of natural hazards that are increasing in impact, such as sea level rise, coastal erosion and flooding. A planned and progressive retreat (termed ‘managed retreat’) from high risk are
Chaos on campus: Are students and staff at The University of Auckland ready for a natural hazard? 26/07/2018 Andreas Neef How would students and staff of The University of Aucklandā¦
