Author: geokincern
Construction of geological cross sections in QGIS
The Earth’s surface forms the interface between our human view of the world and the geology preserved beneath our feet. Variations in this surface are depicted on maps as contoured […]
New Zealand’s biggest earthquake
On the back of the Geosciences 2015 Conference held in Wellington, New Zealand, Prof. Tim Little from Victoria University of Wellington led a field trip to visit exposures of the Wairarapa Fault, an […]
Relating Auckland’s volcanoes to its faults
As a kid growing up on an island in the Hauraki Gulf I was acutely aware of the complex relationship between land and sea. Exploring new, and often crumbling headlands […]
Sea-level rise movie hack using QGIS
I’m sure many of us have been strolling along the waters edge somewhere and imagined what will happen when sea level rise really begins to impact our coastal regions. What would […]
