
GNS Science Volcanologist at GNS Science @gnsscience
New Zealand
Joined March 2012
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Brad Scott retweeted
🌋 We're developing next-generation ash forecasts for volcanic eruptions thanks to the @MBIEsci Endeavour Smart Ideas fund.
An when they do it makes nice earthquakes ....
STORY📖 While keeping ammunition and explosives safe and stored correctly is the main role of a #NZArmy ammunition technician, a few times a year there is a chance to have some fun destroying it.
#Force4NZ nzdf.mil.nz/media-centre/new…
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WATCH: King hugging it out.
King Charles meets New Zealand women’s rugby union team @BlackFerns - and got a proper Kiwi embrace from his guests 🤗
When they asked for a hug, the King replies: “A hug? Why not!”
#blackferns
🎥 @DuncanCStone for @itvnews
Brad Scott retweeted
Low level eruption continues with variable gas and ash emissions at Whakaari/White Island. The Volcanic Alert Level remains at Level 3 (minor eruption) and the Aviation Colour Code remains at Orange.
Read the full bulletin here 👇
geonet.org.nz/vabs/5zhssQfba…
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We are thrilled to announce that Rotorua’s geothermal fields (Ahi-Tupua), Ruapehu volcano and other New Zealand sites have been recognised with "world's best" status in the Second 100 IUGS Geological Heritage Sites.
Read the full story here 👇
i.mtr.cool/iaunrjiyys
Move over @YS_caldera Ahi Tupua has arrived and moved in the 2nd top 100. New Zealand's geothermal features get some recognition from IUGS #hotsprings #Rotorua #tepuia #Waimangu #Wiaotapu #Tikitere #whakarewarewa gns.cri.nz/news/rotorua-geot…
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First time at the controls! Observers from the Rabaul Volcanological Observatory are getting in some air time at our #GCRF drone training workshop. Building confidence slowly with tasks of increasing complexity, combined with classroom theory sessions @EarthSciCam @UOBFlightLab
This has been one of the most rewarding projects I have worked on thanks to the BOP Regional Council for the support.
Brad Scott retweeted
New eruption on Reykjanes, Iceland started around 2 pm local time. The fissure is in the same place as the previous eruption, a few km north of Grindavik. Currently ~2.5 km long and may be still lengthening
Interested to find out more about geological hazards in the @CivilDefenceWKT area, follow along on the "a Waikato thing" podcasts an learn about #volcanoes #earthquakes #tsunami #weather
rss.com/podcasts/awaikatothi…
Brad Scott retweeted
Due to the absence of further eruptive activity at Whakaari/White Island 🌋 since Sat 25 May, we have lowered the Volcanic Alert Level to Level 2 (moderate to heightened unrest).
Read the full bulletin: geonet.org.nz/vabs/5ETpL5nyX…
Brad Scott retweeted
First #Sentinel5P #TROPOMI overpass ~1.3 hours after the onset of today's #eruption on #Iceland's #Reykjanes peninsula shows very high SO₂ column amounts in plume spreading SE. Est. SO₂ emission rate is ~1400 kg/s (~120,000 tons/day). @Vedurstofan @CopernicusEU @rockhardIES
Bit of a trip back in time with radio NZ this week, looking back to the 1995/96 eruptions at Ruapehu; rnz.co.nz/national/programme…
Brad Scott retweeted
Although the unusual earthquakes have continued under Mt Ruapehu, our other monitored parameters have not changed. The Volcanic Alert Level remains at 1. Read the full bulletin here: geonet.org.nz/vabs/VkCBmAtmm…
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Heading into the field with experts in the area is an incredible learning experience. The fantastic @Eruptn tells a beautiful story of how our calderas, faults, and geothermal activity, & people, are linked in our best-smelling city, #Rotorua. Thanks Brad!
teawamutunews.nz/2024/04/our…
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Super presentation by @laramani14 from @CSERCambridge bringing the knowledge of numerous & diverse hazards to provide 8 key recommendations to enhance volcanic risk communication @COVolcanoes12 @IAVCEI_official - here’s the summary of the 8!
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#CitiesOnVolcanoes12 #CoV12 Such a sad story (if I have understood the Spanish correctly). Several people standing on a bridge observing the eruption of Fuego volcano perished in a PDC because they thought the volcano erupted in the same style as Kilauea on Hawaii, ie lava flows





























