Atmospheric analysis

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

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    Quantum Map - links

    These pertain more to the full Quantum GIS application than NIWA Quantum Map.
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    Quantum Map - FAQs/guides

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    New Zealand Energy Asset Database - Help

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    NIWA maps Mt Tongariro ash cloud shortly after the eruption

    News article
    These latest infra-red satellite images of ash clouds over New Zealand were created using the NOAA 18 and 19 satellites. 
  • Coastal and oceanic dispersal modelling

    Research Project
    Understanding how material released into the ocean spreads is very important in the case of oil spills, sediment transport and the release of invasive species. 
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    About NZ Coast

    Learn more about NZCoast and its contributors.
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    NIWA remains committed to its atmospheric science

    News article
    NIWA will continue, as planned, to support Lauder as a key facility in our atmospheric research portfolio.
  • Awesome Ascidians

    An interactive guide to the sea squirts (ascidians) of New Zealand's coastal waters.
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    NIWA goes deeper than ever before, and finds new strange-looking fish

    News article
  • 2012 - Secrets of the orange roughy

    News article
    Moored underwater cameras have exposed the secret lives of orange roughy nearly 900 metres below the ocean surface.
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    Scientists discover abrupt increase in CO2 uptake by the land biosphere

    News article
    Scientists have discovered an abrupt increase in the uptake of atmospheric carbon dioxide by the land biosphere since1988. Without this natural increase in uptake, the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would probably have increased even more rapidly over the last two decades.
  • Surface Ocean Aerosol Production (SOAP)

    Research Project
    How do marine micro-organisms influence the earth's atmosphere and climate?