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Q & A with Christina Hanna
Q & A with Christina Hanna 29/03/2019 We speak with Christina Hanna, a PhD student in our Governance programme who is concerned with sustainability and combatting climate change both in…
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Co-creation of Hazard Impact and Resilience Scenarios
This project undertook to develop a nationally consistent framework for risk and impact information for New Zealand’s natural hazards, using scenario-based approaches. Utilising the basic formula: hazard x exposure x vulnerability = impact, the main outpu
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Reducing risk through the management of existing uses: Tensions under the RMA.
Grace E, France-Hudson B, Kilvington M. 2019. Reducing risk through the management of existing uses: Tensions under the RMA. Lower Hutt (NZ): GNS Science. 10 p. (GNS Science Report 2019/55).
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Developing and testing a cost-effectiveness analysis to prioritize green infrastructure alternatives for climate change adaptation
A green infrastructure cost-effectiveness ranking index to evaluate the reduction of stormwater runoff from multiple green infrastructure alternatives under different climate change scenarios.
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AR6 Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability — IPCC. Chapter 11 – Australasia
Lawrence, J., B. Mackey, F. Chiew, M.J. Costello, K. Hennessy, N. Lansbury, U.B. Nidumolu, G. Pecl, L. Rickards, N. Tapper, A. Woodward, and A. Wreford, 2022: Australasia. In:Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability.Contribution of Working
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Resilience Indicators
This project used quantitative indicators to develop the New Zealand Resilience Index (NZRI) for assessing community resilience. This tool uses quantitative indicators to assess
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Myanmar Warehouse Scoping Mission: Advisory Services for the New Zealand Red Cross using techiques tested from and through the Challenge December 2017.
Potangaroa R, Hubbard J. 2017. Myanmar warehouse scoping mission: advisory services for the New Zealand Red Cross using techiques tested from and through the Challenge December 2017. Wellington (NZ): New Zealand Government.
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Three-storey modular steel building with a novel slider device: Shake table tests on a scaled down model and numerical investigation
Jing J, Clifton GC, Roy K, Lim JBP. 2020. Three-storey modular steel building with a novel slider device: shake table tests on a scaled down model and numerical investigation. Thin-Walled Structures. 155:106932. doi:10.1016/j.tws.2020.106932.
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Student Profile: Manomita Das
Enhancing risk communications for collective action I was born and raised in a small railway colony, Chittaranjan, in India. After completing my graduation in Computer Science, I worked for two…
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Student Profile: Mat Darling
Student Profile: Mat Darling 25/03/2019 Modelling transient population exposure to disaster risk A bit about me I proudly hail from Otago, where my family grows fruit just outside of Cromwell.…
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Student Profile: Becca Fraser
Student profile: Becca Fraser 11/12/2018 Rural resilience : A geospatial story A bit about me I was born and raised in Auckland with five other siblings, and with strong ties…
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‘Where oh where is the data?’
Identifying data sources for hydrometeorological impact forecasts and warnings in Aotearoa New Zealand By Sara Harrison Severe weather warnings help us to prepare and take action to protect ourselves and…
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Communicating natural hazard risks to Chinese visitors: a case study from New Zealand
Cui A, Fountain J and Espiner S (2023) Communicating natural hazard risks to Chinese visitors: a case study from New Zealand. Front. Sustain. Tour. 2:1192124. doi: 10.3389/frsut.2023.1192124
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Impact case study 2020-21: Responsive science for national emergencies
Once again, 2020-21 provided numerous opportunities for our researchers to provide high quality analysis, advice and public commentary as natural hazard events unfolded, and in the aftermath. On the morning…
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Accessing needle exchange services in disasters for remote areas of Aotearoa New Zealand
Rijnink, A., Blake, D., Groot, S. et al. Accessing needle exchange services in disasters for remote areas of Aotearoa New Zealand. Harm Reduct J 19, 145 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12954-022-00709-2
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The role of frictional heterogeneities in the earthquake cycle.
Y.W.M. Liao, B.Fry, A.Howell, A.Nicol, C.Williams, C. Rollins (2023). The role of frictional heterogeneities in the earthquake cycle. Presented to: 11th ACES International Workshop, Blenheim, 28 February – 3 March, 2023. https://www.gns.cri.nz/assets/News-fi
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Impact Case Study 2022-23: Responsive science for national emergencies
Following the Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods, the RNC directorate engaged with our research leaders to identify the response activities they were involved in, and how we could support them. Our…
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What you sow is what you reap? (Dis-) Incentives for adaptation intentions in farming.
Buelow F, Cradock-Henry N. 2018. What you sow is what you reap? (Dis-)Incentives for adaptation intentions in farming. Sustainability. 10(4):1133. doi: 10.3390/su10041133.
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Using graphs for good
Using graphs for good: Modelling multi-hazard impact scenarios to better inform communities and emergency services 24/10/2018 By Alex Dunant An earthquake or eruption alone can be devastating, and to make…
