Analysis of incidents on New Zealand beaches
The main hazard on beach incidents to humans occurring on open coast beaches is identified with the presence of rip currents, while other hazards related to beach activities tend to play a minor role.
Assessing Marine Ecosystems to Improve Management
Investigating the ecological effects of fishing and sediment run-off from land in Queen Charlotte Sound, whilst also looking for areas that might be suitable for restoration in the future.
Aotearoa New Zealand’s changing coastline – Resilience to Nature’s Challenges (National Science Challenge)
Research digital skills training 2021 Aotearoa New Zealand’s changing coastline – Resilience to Nature’s Challenges (National Science Challenge) Assoc Prof Mark Dickson, Dr Murray Ford and Dr Emma Ryan, Senior Lecturers, Dr Megan Tuck, Research Fellow, School...
Exploring perceptions towards climate change over time on Twitter
Develop short-term eruption warning systems for Whakaari and other volcanoes Exploring perceptions towards climate change over time on Twitter Noel Zeng, Nick Young, Centre for eResearch; Associate Professor Giovanni Coco, Dr Michael Martin, School of Environment...
Evenly spaced observation fields from irregularly sampled data in the Southern Ocean
Evenly spaced observation fields from irregularly sampled data in the Southern Ocean Fabio Vieira Machado, PhD Candidate, School of Environment Home • Archive for "case study" Introduction In recent decades, considerable research has been undertaken to...
Using simple models to explore complex dynamics: A case study of macomona liliana (wedge-shell) and nutrient variations
Ecosystem behaviour can be non-linear which means that small changes in environmental conditions can cause disproportionately large changes in response leading to unexpected regime shifts or catastrophic collapses.
Climate change impacts on weather-related hazards
Climate change impacts on weather-related hazards
1-D numerical models of post-glacial river evolution
Develop short-term eruption warning systems for Whakaari and other volcanoes 1-D numerical models of post-glacial river evolution Jon Tunnicliffe, School of Environment Home • Archive for "2013" Simulating river evolution Since the close of the last...