Natural HazardsUnderstanding, monitoring and planning for community protection. If the Earth’s history is represented by a 24-hour clock, then New Zealand has only emerged in the last half hour. Ground forces beneath us are constantly at work shaping the Earth’s surface, usually gradually and unnoticeably but occasionally with cataclysmic force and devastating results. The plate tectonics that have created our dramatic and beautiful landscapes also make New Zealand prone to natural hazards. We assist communities to build resilience through our research and consultancy in hazard monitoring, modelling, land use planning, building design, emergency management and education. |
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Earthquakes
Understanding and monitoring seismic activity.
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Tsunami
Modelling tsunami and developing warning systems.
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Risk & Society
Building community resilience through risk modelling, planning and surveillance
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Landslides
Monitoring and modelling ground movement and slope stability.
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Volcanoes
Studying past eruptions and monitoring active volcanoes.
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Our 24/7 services:
- GeoNet - our near real-time New Zealand hazard monitoring network
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