Title
Professional activities includeNew Zealand National Society for Earthquake Engineering: Member;American Geophysical Union: Member;
Education
1974: BSc, Geology; 1977: BSc Hons (1st Class Hons), Geology; 1990: PhD, Geology
Work Experience
He is currently the Director of the Natural Hazards Research Platform, and in this role was one of the principal spokespersons during the Canterbury earthquake sequence. His Platform role includes funding natural hazards research around New Zealand for national benefit, and facilitating the uptake of research results in planning and policy among stakeholders spanning the central and local government sector, infrastructure agencies, business, and community. He currently serves as NZ representative on the Governing Board of the GEM (global earthquake model) Foundation, is an associate editor of the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, an elected Fellow of the NZ National Society for Earthquake Engineering, and has received the two principal awards of the NZ Geosciences Society. In 2012 he received a Queens Service Order for services to science and Canterbury earthquake recovery.
Achievement
Major publications include Kaiser, A.E.; Berryman, K.R. 2017 The 14 November 2016 Kaikoura earthquake, aftershocks, and wider implications. p. 60-67 IN: Fathani, T.F.; Daly, M.C. (eds) Prosiding Seminar Nasional Pengurangan Risiko Bencana. Yogyakarta: Universitas Gadjah Mada
Resources Type
Self-built
