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----<p>Mars is the 4th planet from the Sun, and there are three missions about to reach the planet.
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----<p>Diatoms are microscopic, siliceous algae found in high abundances throughout the Southern Ocean. Their frustules are well-fossilized and well-documented in marine sediments. Highly diverse and specialized to different environmental conditions, diatom assemblages are frequently used as proxies for paleo-environmental reconstructions.
Read moreGSNZ Taranaki branch meeting
----<p><span style="background-color: transparent;">Without collaboration, mapping offshore reefs can be like “searching for needles in a haystack”. This presentation introduces the nationally recognised community science initiative, ‘Project Reef South Taranaki’ and how they came to be involved in a 250 km seafloor survey conducted by NIWA in 2020.
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<p><strong>EVENT INFORMATION</strong></p><p><strong>Date/Time: </strong>Wednesday 25th August (10am - 5pm) & Thursday 26th August (9am - 4pm)</p><p><strong>Venue: </strong>Cotton Building, Victoria University of Wellington, Kelburn, Wellington 6012</p><p><strong>Cost:</strong> Attendance is <strong>FREE</strong>, but due to venue capacity in-person attendance is limited to 50 people. </p><ul><li>Full catering will be provided free of charge.
Read moreInternational Geoethics Day
----<p>The theme for this year is "<span style="color: rgb(45, 45, 45); background-color: transparent;">valuing geosciences for the public good". </span></p><p>If you are you based in Christchurch, Matthew Hughes (Geoethics SIG convenor and National Coordinator of IAPG-NZ) is planning a picnic lunch at the <a href="https://maps. app. goo.
Read moreGSNZ SIG webinar - PALEOTalk
----<p>Making 3D digital replicas of bones, shells, footprints and other fossils is becoming increasingly easier. Digital replicas and 3D prints are now widely used in paleontology.
Read moreGSNZ Otago branch talk
----<p class="ql-align-justify">Humans have become increasingly aware of the need for ecological conservation with the goal of protecting Earth’s biodiversity. Geodiversity has recently been analogously coined to refer to diversity in abiotic nature. This covers many elements from geology and geomorphology to climate and cultural heritage.
Read moreRoyal Society of New Zealand Wellington branch public lecture: POSTPONED
----<p>Earthquakes can be a benefit or a disaster. Much of our infrastructure and population occupy low-lying land near the sea; e. g. the Southwest Coast of the North Island, and people are concerned about the hazards of living near the water.
Read moreGSNZ Auckland Branch presents the 2022 Hochstetter lecture
----<p><span style="color: rgb(33, 37, 41);">Dave will deliver a talk entitled ‘The shear zones that hold back the ice sheets’, which will showcase the lateral thinking of using geophysical and geological methods to study the physics of ice, which is also highly relevant to our society as it informs ice sheet…
Read moreNZ Geotechnical Society, Otago branch talk
----<p>In 2019, several organisations (GNS Science, NZSeaRise programme, EQC, ORC, DCC, University of Canterbury, University of Otago, Oceana Gold) funded a variety of subsurface investigations in South Dunedin to determine geotechnical properties, depth and geometry of the sediment in-fill, groundwater conditions, and geometry of the bedrock.
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