Current Postgraduate Research Students

PhD Students
	Bazgard Ali	Predicting the location and size of coseismic Landslides.
	Carolyn Boulton	Shallow Coseismic Fault Rocks. Read more
	Jennifer DuBois	Spatial and temporal changes in tsunami risk and risk perception in Canterbury.
	Gregory DePascale,	Neotectonics of the Hurunui and 1888 segments of the Hope Fault, New Zealand, using modern landscape analysis tools.
	Jesse Dykstra	A Landscape on the Edge: the Role of Mass Wasting in the Post-LGM Evolution of Milford Sound, Fiordland New Zealand.
	Theodosios Kritikos	Disaster Management in Active Mountain Front Regions Using Tectonic Geomorphology and GIS: Application to Western Southern Alps - New Zealand.
	Johnny Wardman	Quantifying the vulnerability of high voltage transmission systems to volcanic ash fall hazards.
	Zac Whitman	Business risk perception and resiliency in an all-hazard environment: an analysis of the relationship between the public and private sections in New Zealand.
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MSc Students
	Kevin England	Landslide hazard zonation on the West Coast, South island, New Zealand, using landslide inventory and CIS.
	Kristel Franklin	Application of GIS analysis for rockfall hazards within the railway corridor between Inangahua and Te Kuha, Lower Buller Gorge.
	Julian Idle	A natural hazard vulnerability model of the dynamic population of Lyttelton, New Zealand, and surrounding areas.
	Grant Wilson	The effects of volcanic ash and gas on modern laptop computers.
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BSc Hons Students

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