Atmospheric analysis

Follow a group of NIWA scientists investigating various aspects of plankton which are the base of the Antarctic oceans food web.

Farmers visiting NIWA’s Fieldays stand at Mystery Creek next week have the opportunity to see into their future by playing a game that dices with climate change.

The prodigious rainmaker that hit Canterbury earlier this month saw NIWA field teams out in the elements collecting flood data from bridges, cableways and jetboat gaugings.

The eFlows Explorer webtool is designed to aid broad-scale river flow management planning across New Zealand

A NIWA-led collaboration is seeing atmospheric measurements taken from Antarctica’s Ross Island added to a highly respected international climate data reference network.

NIWA forecasters say expected clear skies are looking good for spotting the Super Blood Moon on Wednesday night.

A NIWA scientist is asking for the help of skiers, mountaineers and alpine professionals to collect snow for a new research project.

Environmental monitoring technician Patrick Butler has spent hours travelling between the upper and lower reaches of Canterbury’s Waimakariri and Hurunui Rivers. His mission – river water quality sampling.

We combine capabilities in weather, wave, storm surge and tide forecasting with tide gauge observations.

A Central Otago scientific research station with a globally revered reputation is marking its 60th anniversary.

Researchers have recovered a scientific buoy from the Kāpiti Marine Reserve that went missing in late March.

When high winds on the Auckland Harbour Bridge last September caused two trucks to topple over, one into a load-bearing strut, NIWA scientists began thinking about what role they could play in preventing it from happening again.