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EQC/NZSEE Ivan Skinner Award for the Advancement
of Earthquake Engineering Research in New Zealand
Applications are invited for the 2006 EQC/NZSEE Ivan Skinner Award.
The objective of the award is to advance the common interest
of the Earthquake Commission (EQC) and the New Zealand Society
for Earthquake Engineering Incorporated (NZSEE) in promoting
research outcomes which reduce the impacts of earthquakes on
New Zealand communities.
Applicants
Applications are welcome from New Zealand earthquake
engineering researchers who have demonstrated significant achievements
and have a basis for continuing commitments enabling further advances
in earthquake engineering research. Preference will be given to
researchers who are at a stage in their careers at which the award
can make an important contribution to their further experience
and progress. Pioneering research based on unusual combinations
of knowledge and skills may be given favourable consideration.
Value and Duration
The EQC/NZSEE Ivan Skinner 2006 Award has a
value of $10,000.
The recipient must agree to provide EQC and the NZSEE with progress
or status reports every six months and a final report and abstract
on the research activities enabled/facilitated by the Award. The
final report and its abstract are to be in a form suitable for
publication in the NZSEE Bulletin, posting on the websites of NZSEE
and EQC, for distribution by the Earthquake Commission, and for
presentation to the Board of Commissioners. The preferred duration
until the final report is provided is not more than two years.
Requirements
No application form is required.
Applicants should provide the following information briefly but
clearly:
Closing
The recipient of the Award will be chosen by a panel
established by NZSEE and including at least one nominee from EQC.
The decision of the panel will be final, and no correspondence
will be entered into.
Closing Date: 27 February 2007
Applications shall be in the hands of the Administrative Secretary,
NZSEE, PO Box 2193, Wellington by 27 February
2007. Applications may be sent by email to secretary@nzsee.org.nz