Study looks into where Wellington would shake most - a podcast by RNZ

from 2021-12-02T07:50

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The depth of the sedimentary basin beneath Wellington is the reason there was so much shaking and damage in parts of Wellington during the 2016 Kaikoura Earthquake.
That's the finding of  a new study by Tim Stern, a professor of geophysics and tectonics at Victoria University and master's student, Alistair Stronach.
Stern spoke to Susie Ferguson.

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