Atmospheric analysis

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

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    2009

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    Shallow lakes restoration workshop

    Shallow lakes are highly valued but often degraded in New Zealand.

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    Quality Assurance for Community-Based Monitoring

    A national quality assurance (QA) framework for community-based monitoring (CBM) of Aotearoa New Zealand’s freshwaters.
    Rivers

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    Making a submission

    Tips and guidelines on how to prepare a resource consent submission.

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    Consent process

    The consent process includes notification of consents, submission, hearings, and appeals.

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    Nelson set to unveil young science talent

    News article
    10 September 2008

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    Rainy Wellington days

    News article
    28 August 2008

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    Enquiring young minds compete at Waikato Science Fair

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    21 August 2008

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    New climate change projections released for New Zealand

    News article
    27 May 2008

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    Ancient isopods: conservation status of New Zealand phreatoicid isopods

    These endemic freshwater crustaceans are truly living fossils that originated in Gondwana at least 325 million years ago and have changed little morphologically since that time.
    Marine invertebrates

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    Predictive model

    A predictive model Knowledge Network Model for koura in the Te Arawa lakes developed using the Bayesian Belief Networks approach.

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    Conceptual models

    We've developed conceptual models for each of our study species. These models describe our current understanding of the factors influencing their distribution and abundance in the Te Arawa lakes, as well as the relationships between the various factors.