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Experts and web conferences
Web conference 1
The following questions and others from schools are answered by Graham from GNS in web conference 1:
- Where in NZ are tsunami sirens?
- Where in NZ are tsunami most likley?
- How are tsunami created by meteorites?
- What evidence is there in NZ of tsunami in the past?
- What is the most recent tsunami to hit NZ?
Web conference 2
The following questions and others from schools are answered by Brad from GNS in web conference 2:
- Are earthquakes the main hazard in Aotearoa?
- Is anywhere in Aotearoa safe from earthquakes?
- How important is the behaviour of citizens during an earthquake?
- How deep down are the tectonic plates?
- How much have the tectonic plates lifted since information has been recorded?
- How big are the tectonic plates?
- How do siesmographs work?
- How big can a tsunami get?
Web conference 3
The following questions and others from schools are answered by Caz from Bay of Plenty Emergency Management in web conference 3:
- Why do we need to practice Drop Cover Hold. Isn't it easy to just remember it?
- What is the difference between a go bag and an emergency kit?
- What should you cook on if there is no electricity? Is a gas BBQ OK? Or a portable camp cooker? Is gas best?
- What's the most practical food to have on hand in the days after an emergency?
- Is it hard to get people thinking about emergencies when there is a global pandemic?
Meet Graham Leonard
Graham Leonard is a volcanologist working at GNS Science.
Meet Pouroto Ngaropo
Pouroto Ngaropo is a cultural advisor from Matatā.
Meet Brad Scott
Brad Scott is a scientist at GNS.
Meet Munro Elliot
Munro is a Year 12 student at Tarawera High School and a Kawerau Youth Councilor.
Web conference activity
- Web conference activity: Students can work on this activity while they listen to live or recorded web conferences - PDF (118k) | Google Doc.
- Web Conference summary: Use the web conference summary sheet - PDF (78k) | Google Doc.