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RNCQuakeCoRE Presentation_MoTKaikoura.pdf
to road, rail & port infastructure ▪ Implications for many transport users ▪ Cascading consequences elsewhere Large amounts of information and data produced … of adaptation in the transport sector to earthquake-related disruptions. 1. Understand how information was used to make decisions about all transport modes. 1. IdentifyRNC Flyer_template5.pdf
assessment tools like MERIT. UNDERSTANDING OF INTERLINKAGES BETWEEN MODELS To understand the inflow and outflow requirements of each model, the information gathering … and outflow. Figure 2. Schematic of basic modules for information gathering • What is the modelled network? • What components are included in the model, and how wouldLew Bridge Stock Seismic Performance.pdf
with the highest seismic hazard across the country. Of the bridges that experienced an event PGA of more than 0.05g, 284 bridges with PGA information from seismic screening … bridges and major earthquakes from the 1968 Inangahua earthquake through to the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake. Information that enables the assessmentRM Nelson-Tasman Site Classification Study.pdf
‐Tasman Geomorphology Nelson‐Tasman Seismicity Wairau Fault Waimea fault Alpine Fault 27/07/2016 4 Other relevant information for the region Other relevant information for the region 27/07/2016 5 Other relevant information for the region Methodology and Outputs 1. Review and create database of historic sub‐surfaceFINAL A de Raadt R Deakin - Lifelines workshop 17 October 2018 (2).pdf
Resilience and Positioning Team, Location Information Today we will hear about: • NZ Geospatial R&D Documents • Resilience Program NZ Geospatial R … Or Google “geospatial research and development priorities” Section A - Overview Section B -Appendix Section C - Supplementary Information Thank you Greg20230814 RNC Infrastructure _ Recovery Presentation.pdf
in the recovery programme is important Information needs Damage impact assessment allows for informed decision-making and prioritisation A centralised information … monitoring, can improve the provision, accessibility, and utilisation of information. Report and monitor using suitable metrics, health and safetyDIVE_2016Summary_Report.pdf
narratives, real-time hazard monitoring, Mātauranga Māori knowledge, and multi-media information. We propose the continued development of DIVE into an interactive online space for researchers and practitioners to organise and communicate information relevant to their ongoing research and information gathered fromDIVE_2016Summary_Report_C.pdf
narratives, real-time hazard monitoring, Mātauranga Māori knowledge, and multi-media information. We propose the continued development of DIVE into an interactive online space for researchers and practitioners to organise and communicate information relevant to their ongoing research and information gathered fromHeatherC_AgVolcRiskTaranaki.pdf
and recovery resources/information specific to agriculture Photo source: Rob Tucker/Taranaki Content Library Pātai? Questions? What can you expect? Uncertainty … strategies • Initially strong demand for this • Then systematically collect and compile this information, as an information resource Relies on Dissemination throughEketahuna_2014_Cook_Straight_2013.pdf
. 2010). All hypocentres are provided in Table S1 (Supporting Information). 2.1 Upper Hutt: normal faulting within subducting slab In 2004, an earthquake sequence … Information) lists the hypocentres of the earthquakes studied. For each target earthquake in turn, we identify potential EGF events from the catalogues, following