Category: News

  • Toni Hoeta Joins Solar Tsunami Project

    Toni Hoeta Joins Solar Tsunami Project

    Toni Hoeta has recently joined the Solar Tsunami team as Science Engagement Co-Ordinator Māori at Tūhura Otago Museum. Toni will be leading the programme’s outreach along with colleagues from Tūhura Otago Museum. Despite being new to the job Toni has already given multiple interviews, which are linked below, and joined fellow scientists and science communicators on…

  • Field Work Begins

    Field Work Begins

    As of January 2021 fieldwork to investigate the electrical conductivity of the ground around New Zealand has begun. Project members Wiebke Heise (GNS), Ted Bertrand (GNS), and Malcolm Ingham (VUW) are undertaking a years-long fieldwork campaign to make magnetotelluric measurements in Otago/Southland and Northland, as these have yet to be measured. 

  • First Annual Project Meeting

    First Annual Project Meeting

    The first annual Solar Tsunami Endeavour Programme meeting was held this week at the University of Otago. New Zealand based members travelled to Dunedin to present on their ongoing involvement in the project, while overseas members attended by Zoom.