Entries for the 2nd annual He Tohu Pūpū Seismic Design Competition sponsored by Toka Tū Ake EQC is now open!
We would like to invite you to the 2nd annual He Tohu Pūpū Seismic Design Competition sponsored by Toka Tū Ake EQC, which will be held at
Nominations for the 2023 – 24 NZSEE Management Committee are now open.
The Society members annually elect nine of their members to the Management Committee. All current members of the Management Committee are eligible to be re-elected
Latest NZSEE Newsletter is now available
Please find attached the NZSEE November Newsletter 2022 – NZSEE November Newsletter final LM
Webinar #5 NSHM a look under the hood webinar now uploaded to Youtube
To see a recording of this presentation by Matt Gerstenberger, Principle Scientist and seismologist at GNS science please click here.
Brendon Bradley’s webinar on “An introduction to Seismic Hazard Analysis” is now on youtube
If you missed Webinar #3 “An Introduction to Seismic Hazard Analysis” Presented by Brendon Bradley please click here for the video link
Registration for NZSEE 2022 Webinar Series #5 – Seismic Design of underground structures is now live.
NZSEE, NZGS and the NZ Tunnelling Society are pleased to invite you to the next instalment in the NZSEE 2022 Webinar series on – “Seismic
Registration For Webinar #4 In NZSEE 2022 Webinar Series Now Open
NZSEE are pleased to invite you to the 4th instalment in the NZSEE 2022 Webinar series. Matt Gerstenberger of GNS, Project Lead for the 2022 NSHM
Registration for Webinar #4 in the NZSEE 2022 Webinar series is now open!
We are pleased to invite you to the 4th instalment in the New Zealand Society for Earthquake engineering Inc 2022 Webinar series presented by Matt
Presenter Slides and video link from the live Streamed Seminar on Earthquake Design for Uncertainty
On Wednesday 26th October at the University of Canterbury, NZSEE, SESOC and NZGS Presented as part of a traveling lecture series on “Earthquake design for
Registration for Webinar #3 is now open!
NZSEE are pleased to invite you to the next instalment in the NZSEE 2022 Webinar series. Professor Brendon Bradley will provide a crash course of