Kate Clark

Scientists have discovered two faults north of Wellington to be more active than they first thought – the latest finding in a long-running, painstaking effort to map the region’s incredibly complex seismic environment nzherald.co.nz/nz/faults-near…

Day 5 of the @icdpDrilling FACET workshop in Fiordland & Dunedin. Fab team. Diverse perspectives. STUNNING Fiords! 1 Day to go

A GNS Science team has recently completed work to update Wairarapa’s known active faults. Several ‘new’ faults that had not previously been identified have been included, read about them here 👇 gns.cri.nz/news/scientist…

Do you think you’ve seen a tsunami or other unusual activity about the sea? Report what you’ve seen, heard or felt here tinyurl.com/reporttsunami and help our scientists monitor and understand what is happening along our coast Make sure you are safe before submitting a report!

@wegeochem @TectonoFluids @woodunderground Can't read it, but awesome to see Jeff's work getting out there!

@TectonoFluids @KateClarkEqGeo @woodunderground

Really appreciated the opportunity to highlight the awesome PhD research of Jeff Lang in conversation with Jamie Morton in this piece for the NZ Herald. How far can we push the paleoseismic record in Aotearoa-NZ, both in time and in space...? lnkd.in/gBK-r7Fy

Our research team is looking for a postdoc for a key role in developing a probabilistic coseismic coastal deformation model for Aotearoa New Zealand, 3 yr position. Based at @UCNZEarthEnv with @andyh_geo & collaborating with a bunch of us @gnsscience. jobs.canterbury.ac.nz/jobdetails/aji…

@WellingtonUni @gnsscience By dating tephra from proximal, distal onshore and offshore locations, we refine the age of the Waimihia eruption from Taupō volcano, NZ. The widespread deposits provide an important isochron for synchronising sediment archives in many disciplines, including paleoseismology!

Delighted to see the first paper from my PhD published open access this weekend in QSR! @WellingtonUni @gnsscience. 🧵 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Humbled to received a tribute form my Spanish colleagues for my contribution to mentoring, training and hosting Spanish researchers/students ..a tribute that I extend to the Paleoseismology Team at GNS. @ActiveFaults @gnsscience

@pi_quake @ActiveFaults @gnsscience Congrats Pi! So well deserved 💙

🥳 congratulations Rob!

And here's the @AlpineFault8 Intelligence & Insights Analyst role - …ronmentsouthland.recruitmenthub.co.nz/Vacancies/6038…

Here's the link to read and apply for the @AlpineFault8 Comms role - …ronmentsouthland.recruitmenthub.co.nz/Vacancies/6038…

@DanHikuroa On the big screen at GNS!

Kia ora tātou, letting you know Darren King and I are giving the Hochstetter lecture at 3 pm auckland.zoom.us/j/95005171075?… Meeting ID: 950 0517 1075 Passcode: 681094

New Zealand's Universities: Increase the PhD stipend to minimum wage - Sign the Petition! chng.it/KzxTMd5q via @Change

Ask an Expert is back, but this time kids asked the questions! Starting with tsunami, in our first video Kayley asks "What is a tsunami? Is it just a big wave?" 🌊 Watch our expert Dr David Burbidge answer here: youtu.be/cH9QmGs7Ex4 #askanexpert

Next up in our Ask An Expert - Kids series: Felix, 5, asked our tsunami expert Dr Kate Clark 'why are tsunamis so dangerous?'. Watch our #askanexpert video here to find out 🌊 youtu.be/atPumNU3GPI

📢 Our Hochstetter Lecture is going virtual! (👉Which means you can attend no matter where in the country you are!) Join us online on Thursday, 2 December at 3pm. The lecture is public so all welcome! gsnz.org.nz/gsnz-events/Vi… #GSNZ #NZgeocience #MataurangaMaori

@seismogenic Same-ish, but Alpine fault triggers Hikurangi (which people ask about ALL the time).

Online here: nzgeo.com/stories/force-…