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New Zealand’s Changing Coastline
How our researchers are using aerial and satellite imagery to determine how NZ's coasts are changing and identify erosion hotspots.
80 Years of Shoreline Change in Northland, New Zealand
The first step in an ambitious project to map national-scale shoreline change in New Zealand over the past century.
Aotearoa New Zealand’s coastal archaeological heritage: A geostatistical overview of threatened sites
A first-pass overview of archaeological heritage at risk in Aotearoa
Assessing Social Vulnerability to Climate Change at the Coast
Determining who is most vulnerable to climate change impacts in coastal areas to assist decision-makers in prioritising the focus of climate adaptation efforts.
Modelling economic risk to sea-level rise and storms at the coastal margin
What drives communities to respond to coastal inundation risk and where are their tolerance thresholds for change?
Our Changing Coastline
Researchers from our Coastal Programme contributed an article to Build Magazine.
A novel illustration of real options analysis to address the problem of probabilities under deep uncertainty and changing climate risk
Two novel applications from New Zealand of real options analysis that formed part of actual decision processes.
The role of mangroves in coastal flood protection: The importance of channelization
Mangroves can be an effective coastal flood defence if the larger scale (forest-scale) distribution of vegetation also contributes to reducing the landward flow of water.
Assessing the use of satellite derived bathymetry in estuarine storm surge models – study case: Tauranga Harbour
Satellite-derived bathymetry techniques are accurate enough to use in hydrodynamic modelling, especially in remote areas, where the assessment of flooding risk is more difficult.
Inadequacy Revealed and the Transition to Adaptation as Risk Management in New Zealand
How practice under the existing planning framework has exposed people and assets to greater risk, and how current law and practice can support more effective climate risk management.
Identifying coastal land cover types using a hybrid approach of optical and SAR satellite data in the Auckland region
Validating a hybrid rule-based and machine learning methodology developed in Google Earth Engine that utilises freely available satellite data.
Formulating a 100-year strategy for managing coastal hazard risk in a changing climate: Lessons learned from Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand
A thematic analysis of key themes and lessons.