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In good shape? The impacts of variable fault geometries on synthetic earthquake catalogues from physics-based earthquake simulators

C. Penney, A. Howell, T. McLennan, B. Fry, A. Nicol. (2023) In good shape? The impacts of variable fault geometries on synthetic earthquake catalogues from physics-based earthquake simulators. Presented to: 11th ACES International Workshop, Blenheim, 28 Febr
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Rural Disaster Risk Reduction

Rethinking Rural Disaster Risk Reduction 16/03/2018 By Tyler Barton The resilience of New Zealandā€™s rural areas is of national economic significance, with its diverse primary industries and businesses underpinning ourā€¦

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Student Profile: Sam Olufson

Student Profile: Sam Olufson 27/03/2019 Managed Retreat Components and Costing A bit about me I was born in Auckland but spent ten of my early years growing up in Australiaā€¦

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E Oho! Awakening Te Ao te Aroā Mobilising for Action at Ohaki Pā

"Te Ao Te Aroā" is a contemporary play with terms and concepts simply to encourage thought and conversation. Many are familiar with Te Ao Māori and Te Ao Mārama (the world of light in which we all exist). Another term increasingly used is Te Ao Hurihuri (the
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Digitally empowered communities workshop

Workshop takes a closer look at the role of digitally empowered communities during disaster events 04/04/2019 Social media has become a powerful tool for supporting collective community responses after aā€¦

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From eruption scenarios to probabilistic volcanic hazard analysis: An example of the Auckland Volcanic Field, New Zealand

Ang PS, Bebbington MS, Lindsay JM, Jenkins SF. 2020. From eruption scenarios to probabilistic volcanic hazard analysis: an example of the Auckland Volcanic Field, New Zealand. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research. 397:106871. doi:10.1016/j.jvolgeor
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Impact case study 2020-21: Models and tools for decision making

A key part of our mission to accelerate natural hazard resilience is development of new models and tools to quantify natural hazards and their associated social and economic impacts inā€¦

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Get prepared: Discourse for the privileged?

Blake D, Marlowe J, Johnston D. 2017. Get prepared: discourse for the privileged? International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction. 25:283-288. doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2017.09.012.
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Student Profile: Laura Hughes

Using physics-based synthetic earthquakes to assess tsunami hazard in New Zealand I was born and raised in Whanganui but have made Wellington home for the past 7 years. After finishingā€¦

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Impact Case Study 2022-23: Science for resilience policy and practice

Recommendations from the 2021 report Enabling Coastal Adaptation: Using current legislative settings for managing the transition to a dynamic adaptive planning regime in New Zealand were an input in the development ofā€¦

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Cyclone Gabrielle – Remote Sensing Data Collection

Sustainable long-term recovery of impacted communities and sectors needs to be informed by a sound understanding of present and future risk from multiple natural hazards.Ā Regional geospatial imagery and LiDAR can assist in building a clearer picture of th

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Operationalising Resilience through a Practice-Science Collaboration

Operationalising resilience through a practice-science collaboration: A match made in heaven? 11/12/2018 By Ellie Kay and Dr Joanne Stevenson How can scientists and practitioners work together to improve the resilienceā€¦

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Resilience Warrant of Fitness

The resilience ā€œWarrant of Fitnessā€ project aimed to test, refine and enhance the New Zealand Resilience Index (NZRI). The project aimed to provide a measure of resilience that

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Earthquake-prone marae: Whānau-based solutions

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Chris Bowie and Ellie Kay on Resilience Measurement in New Zealand

Behind the scenes: Chris Bowie and Ellie Kay on resilience measurement in New Zealand 11/12/2018 This profile features two up-and-coming young researchers who have been working in the Trajectories Toolbox.ā€¦

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Resilience, te taiao and communities

Whanake Te Kura i Tawhiti Nui Mātauranga Māori and Science Research Symposium with Mataatua community, Whakatāne, May 2023 By Caitlin Carew The beautiful Te Whare Wānanga ō Awanuiārangi campus sitsā€¦

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Student Profile: Jake McPhee

Student Profile: Jake McPhee 27/07/2018 A Birds Eye View of Disaster Preparedness in Metropolitan Settings A bit about me Having grown up in New Zealand, I developed a healthy infatuationā€¦

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Impact case study 2019-20: Responsive science for national emergencies

Resilience to Nature’s Challenges has a unique role among National Science Challenges, with obligations under the National Civil Defence Management Plan (2015) to enable coordination of post-event research activity. Asā€¦

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Cyclone caused >10m erosion on some North Island beaches

By Murray Ford Assessing the erosional impacts of Cyclone Gabrielle across a large swathe of the country has been possible using satellite imagery collected by very-high resolution satellites and inā€¦

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Towards an Automated Workflow for the Creation of Complex 3D Fault Models.

A.Howell, T. McLennan, C. Penney, A. Nicol, H. Seebeck, B. Fry. (2023). Towards an Automated Workflow for the Creation of Complex 3D Fault Models. Presented to: 11th ACES International Workshop, Blenheim, 28 February - 3 March, 2023. https://www.gns.cri.nz/a
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