Atmospheric analysis

NIWA has been using advanced scientific instruments to measure atmospheric trace gases and isotopes for over 50 years.

  • Modelling channel dynamics in braided rivers

    Research Project
    NIWA are contributing to and testing the open source Delft3D model so that it can be used to simulate the response of braided rivers and their ecosystems to the changes in river flow associated with water use schemes, such as dams.
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    Science projects get Auckland students experimenting

    News article
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    Wellington's next top scientists on show

    News article
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    Science projects get students thinking

    News article
  • Awesome Ascidians of New Zealand Ports & Harbours

    An interactive guide to the sea squirts (ascidians) of New Zealand's ports and harbours.
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    Manukau's young scientists on show

    News article
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    Restoration of Waikato River islands a step closer

    News article
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    Scientists' crucial discovery in Hamilton Park

    News article
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    Tangaroa diverts to undertake earthquake survey

    News article
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    Marine environmental monitoring in New Zealand

    Research Project
    Long-term datasets that track persistent change in the environment are a critical component of any modern ecosystem-based approach to natural resource management and sustainable growth.