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A Detailed Inventory of Medium- to High-Rise Buildings in Wellington’s Central Business District
Puranam A, Filippova O, Pastor-Paz J, Stephens M, Elwood KJ, Ismail N, Noy I, Opabola E. 2019. A detailed inventory of medium-to high-rise buildings in…
Phase 1Geomorphic precursors of large landslides: seismic preconditioning and slope-top benches
Tim Davies, Danilo Moretti, Geomorphic precursors of large landslides: seismic preconditioning and slope-top benches. In Hazards and Disasters Series, Landslide Hazards, Risks, and Disasters (Second…
Advancing Research for Seamless Earth System Prediction
Ruti PM, Tarasova O, Keller JH, Carmichael G, Hov Ø, Jones SC, Terblanche D, Anderson-Lefale C, Barros AP, Bauer P, et al. 2020. Advancing research…
Managed retreat in New Zealand: revealing the terminology, approaches and direction of local planning instruments.
Hanna, C., White, I., Glavovic, B. (2017). Managed retreat in New Zealand: revealing the terminology, approaches and direction of local planning instruments. Report for the…
Risk judgments and social norms: Do they relate to preparedness after the Kaikōura earthquakes.
McClure J, Ferrick M, Henrich L, Johnston D. 2019. Risk judgments and social norms: do they relate to preparedness after the Kaikōura earthquake? Australasian Journal…
Development of population models for risk assessment in New Zealand
The development of a pilot household population model for the Wellington region is described.
Reflections from an Indigenous Community on Volcanic Event Management, Communications and Resilience.
Gabrielsen H, Procter J, Rainforth H, Black T, Harmsworth G, Pardo N. 2018. Reflections from an indigenous community on volcanic event management, communications and resilience.…
Wellbeing after a managed retreat: Observations from a large New Zealand program
Hoang T, Noy I. 2020. Wellbeing after a managed retreat: Observations from a large New Zealand program. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction. 48:101589. doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2020.101589.
Modelling Disruption
How the MERIT took helps communities understand the social and economic impacts of disruptive events, and assess mitigation options.
Rooting out the evil: The stakes of addressing the structural and intersectional dimension of vulnerability in specific disaster laws
Discrepancies between the political origins of disaster scholars’ definitions of ‘disaster risk’ and ‘vulnerability’, and their widespread depoliticized use by legal scholars and practitioners.
Engaging with the community on coastal issues, Hawke’s Bay Coastal Survey 2017: A summary of the survey and results.
Becker J, Patel P, Ryan E, Schneider P, Blackett P. 2017. Engaging with the community on coastal issues: Hawke’s Bay coastal survey 2017: a summary…