GIỚI THIỆU VỀ TẬP NÀY
Many of us probably think we know what an emergency response to something like a big earthquake looks like. But behind the scenes is a lesser-known aspect of response – the scientists who are rapidly assessing hazards and risks, and getting critical information to decision-makers.
In this episode Caitlin speaks with Bill Fry about what it’s like to work under that kind of pressure. We also hear from Liam Wotherspoon about the major damage to infrastructure networks, and from Lucy Kaiser about the experiences of the Takahanga marae community who stepped up to support locals and tourists in the initial aftermath.
Check out the GeoNet Felt Report map from the Kaikōura earthquake
Many thanks to Dr Bill Fry, Prof Liam Wotherspoon and Dr Lucy Kaiser.
Music by PedroDuvall on Pond5.
Cover art by Caitlin Carew. Photo credit: Kiwi_Lisa on Pixabay
