Quake Centre joins QuakeCoRE as an Affiliate Organisation
November 13, 2019
Te Hiranga Rū QuakeCoRE Funding Proposal (2021 – 2028)
December 2, 2019
QuakeCoRE’s seminar series supports our multidisciplinary research and encourages collaboration
Time: 10 – 10:45am
Date: Every 4 weeks on a Friday
Options for joining the seminar in person and online are listed below the speaker table.
| 2020 | Speaker | Title | |
| 21/2 | Lucy Kaiser (Massey University) | Wāhine tapuhi Å te parawhenua mea kia mataara: A collective of wÄhine-led, community-based research on earthquake and tsunami resilience | |
| 20/3 | Mark Stringer (University of Canterbury) | The dynamic response of natural pumiceous deposits | Link for abstract details |
| 17/4 | Olga Filippova (University of Auckland) | Can regulatory intervention be successful? Evaluation of the Hurunui/Kaikōura Earthquakes Recovery (Unreinforced Masonry Buildings) Order 2017 | |
| 01/5 | Ben Popovich (NIWA)
(11:00am – 11:45am) |
Tsunami Impacts on New Zealand Wharf Structures: A First-Principles Approach | Link for abstract details |
| 22/5
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Hamish Avery (Canterbury Seismic Instruments) | EQRNet: Changing the way we estimate urban earthquake effects | Link for abstract details |
| 12/6 | Andrew Stolte (University of Canterbury) | Improving our understanding of sedimentary basins through regional site investigation studies: National Update | Link for abstract details |
| 26/6 | Rajesh Dhakal (University of Canterbury)
(11:00am – 11:45am) |
Beam Elongation and its Implications on Seismic Performance of RC Frame Buildings with Precast Concrete Floor Systems | Link for abstract details |
| 10/7 | Bruce Pepperell (Massey University) | Leadership during extreme contexts | Link for abstract details |
| 7/8
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Misko Cubrinovski (University of Canterbury) | Engineering evaluation of liquefaction problems | Link for abstract details |
| No seminar in September due to focus on the Annual Meeting | |||
| 2/10 | Caroline Holden (GNS Science)
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-˜It’s Our Fault-™ Research Programme: Building Earthquake Resilience for the Wellington region | Link for abstract details |
| 30/10 | Lucas Hogan and Max Stephens (University of Auckland)
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Digital technologies for post-earthquake assessment and reconnaissance | Link for abstract details |
| 27/11 | Richard Smith (Resilience to Nature’s Challenges / GNS Science)
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Working across boundaries: Collaboration and partnership for resilience | Link for abstract details |
| No seminar in December | |||
Venue and online details:
| via Zoom:
Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/400612265 Or Telephone:
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In person Christchurch:
Room at University of Canterbury:
In person Wellington: Room in Wellington:
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In person Auckland:
Room at University of Auckland when presenter is in Auckland:
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2019 Seminar series link
