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GSNZ Otago branch talk
----<p>An updated geological map of the wider Dunedin urban area is nearing completion. The draft map is compiled largely from existing geological maps and is drawn on a lidar basemap which enables the very precise positioning of geological unit boundaries. The essence of W. N.
Read moreHector Day Geobake
----<p>Every year the GSNZ recognises <strong>16 March as Hector Day</strong>--New Zealand’s annual national geosciences day held to honour pioneering Aotearoa NZ geoscientist, James Hector. We at GSNZ like to celebrate by holding an online geoscience-themed baking competition!</p><p><strong>How to enter</strong></p><p>Design and bake something tasty that has a geoscience theme.
Read moreGSNZ Wellington branch talk
----<p>The magma ocean that existed on the early Earth finally solidified to form a coherent lithosphere. This lithosphere insulated the underlying mantle leading to warming, thermal expansion, partial melting and a geoid bulge. This in turn may trigger breakup of the lithosphere and the onset of plate tectonics.
Read more2020 Hochstetter Lecture, Masterton
----<p>The landscape serves as a link between the solid Earth and the atmosphere. At many spatial and temporal scales, landscape morphology and topography provide a constraint on the tectonics of the deeper Earth and the processes active within it.
Read more2020 Hochstetter Lecture, Taupo
----<p>The landscape serves as a link between the solid Earth and the atmosphere. At many spatial and temporal scales, landscape morphology and topography provide a constraint on the tectonics of the deeper Earth and the processes active within it.
Read moreGSNZ Taranaki branch meeting
----<p><span style="color: black;">The student presentations will be followed by a “From My Home” activity. </span></p><p><span style="color: black;">More photos required please! </span></p><p><span style="color: black;">Look around your property and photograph something that you can associate with a geological name.
Read moreUniversity of Otago Geology Seminar
----<p><span style="background-color: white; color: black;">Marine animals have been secreting shells for over 500 million years – but they need to do it against a backdrop of oceans that change both in terms of their physical properties (e. g.
Read moreGeobake 2021
----<p>To enter the national competition, email a photograph of your creation to <a href="mailto:events@gsnz. org. nz?subject=Geobake%202021" target="_blank">events@gsnz. org. nz</a><strong> by 11pm, Tuesday 16 March with Geobake 2021 in the subject line</strong>.
Read moreGSNZ Wellington branch event
----<p><span style="color: black;">GeoTrips is an award-winning online catalogue of self-guided field trips designed to lead the public on journeys of discovery around our beautiful landscapes and geology. </span></p><p><span style="color: black;">Over 400 trips have been contributed by geoscientists from all around New Zealand.
Read moreGSNZ Otago branch talk
----<p><span style="color: black; background-color: white;">Gravity is the oldest known force, yet perhaps the least well-understood. In the 17th century an inverse square law led to predictive models of the motions of (most of) the heavens.
Read moreGeoscience Society of New Zealand
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