A research blog on worldmapping beyond mere description, provides views on visualisation of earthquake hazard and earthquake risk.

Check out Benjamin D. Hennig's blog and share your views on visualisation with us.

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Doing research related to GEM and earthquake risk, together with one of GEM's US-based partners? The US National Science Foundation is looking for PHD students with challenging proposals for post-doc research.

Background
A sustainable world is one in which human needs are met equitably without harm to the environment, and without sacrificing the ability of future generations to meet their needs. Meeting this formidable challenge requires a substantial increase in our understanding of the integrated system of society, the natural world, and the alterations humans bring to Earth.

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NZ Herald: Around 4,000 aftershocks have rattled the Canterbury region since February 22, according to GNS Science records. The latest was a magnitude 4.2 aftershock this morning, six months to the day a magnitude 6.3 aftershock struck Christchurch, killing 181 people. Read the full article.

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The Journal 'Earth, Planets and Space' published a special issue on the Tohoku 2011 earthquake which is 'open access'.

Go to the website to view the different papers.  

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