Japanese researchers say they have found a link between high tide and large earthquakes, which could indicate a greater likelihood of […]
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Media, disasters & the public – audio collection
Communicating vital information to the public during disasters is an essential, but sometimes daunting, responsibility for scientists and engineers. At […]
Continue readingCommunicating earthquake science – Mark Quigley
Scientists must engage with the public and the media on disaster issues, warns one of New Zealand’s most public-facing earthquake […]
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Science Media SAVVY, a new series of media skills workshops the Science Media Centre is running for scientists, kicked off […]
Continue readingMark Quigley reflects on the Christchurch Quakes
Last week John Campbell met with Dr Mark Quigley from the School of Geological Sciences at the University of Canterbury […]
Continue readingNZ Herald: Map faults before rebuild – geologist
Isaac Davison writes in the New Zealand Herald about advice from a geologist saying that the faults underlying the Canterbury […]
Continue readingNBR: Scientists back Campbell in Moon Man quake prediction row
Chris Keall writes in the National Business Review about the controversy over Ken Ring’s claimed prediction of last week’s earthquake […]
Continue readingDr Mark Quigley: Earthquakes, science and the media
TVNZ: The University of Canterbury’s earthquake expert Mark Quigley presents to a packed-out audience in Christchurch on the Canterbury quake […]
Continue readingThe Press: Fault changes may be good for Canty
Paul Gorman writes in The Press that scientists believe that the earthquake which shook Canterbury last weekend could have had […]
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