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This QuakeCoRE Disciplinary Theme 5 (DT5) undertook community-oriented and co-designed research with the aim to innovate mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge) that supports the earthquake resilience aspirations of tangata whenua.

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Projects

DT5.1 Hui

The role of noho marae in creating future māori research and science leaders

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DT5.2 TUA

Transcolonising University Admissions for a more equitable tertiary education system: Māori and architecture school.

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DT5.3 Ākau

A te Ao Māori understanding and communication of earthquake and tsunami risks within coastal contexts.

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DT5.4 Atlas
Ngāti Awa

Mapping of Ngāti Awa marae, land and infrastructure to enhance resilience towards natural hazards

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DT5.5 Atlas

DT5.5 Atlas
Te Arawa

Mapping of Te Arawa marae, land and infrastructure to enhance resilience towards natural hazards

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DT5.6 Mīmirū

The application of an endangered Māori construction technique onto prototype timber portals to assess and prove its seismic resilience

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Rūsearch

The Mātauranga Māori and Earthquake Resilience Disciplinary Theme Five (DT5) has been funded by QuakeCoRE, New Zealands Centre of Research Excellence (CoRE) for seismic resilience. Established in the wake of the Canterbury earthquakes (2010-2012), QuakeCoRE’s mission is to transform the earthquake resilience of communities through innovative world-class research projects. DT5 was a partnership between QuakeCoRE, University of Auckland, Massey University and the research think tank Ngārchitecture. The website Rūsearch was conceived by Professor Anthony Hōete (Ngāti Awa) and co-created with Summer Status and Magical Animal

The Mātauranga Māori research programme will undertake community-oriented and co-designed research to create and innovate Mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge) that will support the earthquake resilience aspirations of tangata whenua.

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The Mātauranga Māori research programme will undertake community-oriented and co-designed research to create and innovate Mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge) that will support the earthquake resilience aspirations of tangata whenua.

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