Urban theme Urban Resilience Innovation & Collaboration Hub 8/6/2020 It is our pleasure to announce the call for applications for the newly established Urban Resilience Innovation & Collaboration Hub. The…
‘He pito mata’ is derived from the whakatauki ‘iti noa, he pito mata’ (a small seed can sustain many). It refers to a small uncooked portion of kumara replanted to provide…
An economic investigation of disaster insurance 25/09/2018 By Ilan Noy The Christchurch Earthquake of 2011 was the most insured earthquake ever, anywhere, with 98% of Christchurch properties being insured when…
Practice applications, lessons learned and next steps By Dr Judy Lawrence In early March, as impacted North Island communities and emergency responders cleaned up following the devastation of Cyclone Gabrielle,…
Machine Learning for Regional Assessment I’m Alex, a doctorate student at the University of Auckland. In my undergraduate degree I studied civil and environment engineering at the University of Auckland,…
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At the end of 2023, our Resilience Challenge Built and Coastal Programmes’ PhD student Akuhata Bailey-Winiata, from the University of Waikato, attended the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting in…
The Government has made $10.8 million available for urgent research and science services to aid the recent extreme weather response and recovery. Provided through the Ministry of Business, Innovation and…
Awkward first data: Giving the DIVE Platform a second chance 11/12/2018 By Dr Joanne Stevenson Despite many calls for the creation of a metadata catalogue and repository for disaster risk…
Vulnerability of Power Systems Exposed to Volcanic Hazards I am from Tokoroa, New Zealand, and after attending Strathmore Primary, Tainui Intermediate and Tokoroa High School, I studied Electrical Engineering specialising…
Wednesday 7 June July, 12pm – 1:30pm The new MBIE Extreme Weather Research Platform (EWRP) has been set up to coordinate and accelerate extreme weather research-related projects around Aotearoa New Zealand, including…
Monday 17 July, 12pm – 2pm The MBIE Extreme Weather Platform (EWRP) has been set up to coordinate and accelerate extreme weather research-related projects around Aotearoa New Zealand, including urgent scientific research…
The role of Buddhist pagodas in Auckland’s natural disaster preparedness, response and recovery 20/07/2018 By Chanrith Ngin and Jesse Hession Grayman Around eight percent of Auckland’s population doesn’t speak English.…
