QuakeCoRE Funding Awarded

Published by quakecore at February 2, 2022

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Our new research programme is now underway, Te Hiranga Rū QuakeCoRE is supporting a range of research initiatives, through both contestable and non-contestable funding.
Project Investigators	Project Title	Area	Funding awarded
Non-contestable
Bradley / Orense / Stahl	Disciplinary Theme 1 Research Programme	DT1	$1,470,000
Henry / Pujol	Disciplinary Theme 2 Research Programme	DT2	$1,470,000
Noy / Hopkins	Disciplinary Theme 3 Research Programme	DT3	$653,335
Johnston / Orchiston	Disciplinary Theme 4 Research Programme	DT4	$653,335
Kenney / Fa’aui / Hoete	Disciplinary Theme 4 Research Programme	DT5	$653,335
Rodgers / Chang-Richards	Inter-disciplinary Programme 1	IP1	$875,000
Sullivan / Becker	Inter-disciplinary Programme 2	IP2	$875,000
Wotherspoon / Brown	Inter-disciplinary Programme 3	IP3	$875,000
Nair / McDonald	Inter-disciplinary Programme 4	IP4	$665,000


Contestable- RfP
Filippova	Whakapapa, WhÄnau and Whanaungatanga Wānanga: Indigenising community engagement through kÅrero	DT5	$60,500
Hashemi	A low damage wall-to-floor connection for mass timber structures: Testing and Design	DT2	$46,500
Kaiser	Tsunami and seismic outreach in TairÄwhiti/WaiÄriki kura and schools	DT4	$20,000
L’Hermitte	Managing freight bottlenecks and transport capacity shortages in the wake of a major earthquake	IP3	$68,900
Logan	Enhancing risk assessment by understanding cascading failures through interdependent urban infrastructure	IP3	$60,600
MacRae	Improving Building System Performance considering GripNGrab Tension-Only Friction Devices in Rocking Frames	DT2	$37,000
Robinson	Risk from post-earthquake debris flows: modelling potential remobilisation of coseismic landslides	DT1	$41,711
Vinnell	Understanding human behaviour during earthquake shaking to reduce injuries in Aotearoa New Zealand	DT4	$42,550
Yates	Assessment of the liquefaction potential of loess soils, Banks Peninsula	DT1	$12,000