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2022 Te Hiranga Rū QuakeCoRE Request for Proposal (RfP) Projects

Te Hiranga Rū QuakeCoRE research programme provides funding through a range of different mechanisms including contestable funding to support projects aligned to our mission. The most recent contestable funding round was held in late 2022.
Funding was awarded in a range of different categories and the successful projects are listed below.

Reagan Chandramohan

University of Canterbury


Project Title: Identifying the key drivers of non-structural damage
RfP Project Funding: $60,870

Disciplinary Theme 2 (DT2): Whole-of-Building Seismic Performance

Raj Prasanna

Massey University


Project title: Feasibility of LoRa (Long Range) communication architecture for earthquake early warning (EEW) and building/infrastructure monitoring systems
RfP Project Funding: $50,960

Inter-disciplinary Theme 4 (IP4): Harnessing Disruptive Technologies for Earthquake Resilience

Annick Masselot

University of Canterbury


Project title: Parenting rights and policy in the midst of earthquakes
Diversity, Equity, Wellbeing & Inclusion (DEWI) Research Fund: $32,000

Discriplinary Theme 3 (DT3): Law, Planning, Economics

Charles Clifton

University of Auckland


Project title: Seismic behaviour of CFS strap-braced stud walls as lateral force resisting systems for residential medium rise buildings for New Zealand
RfP Project Funding: $26,000

Inter-disciplinary Theme 2 (IP2): Thriving Residential Communities

Chris de la Torre

University of Canterbury


Project title: Towards seismic microzonation of basin and site effects across New Zealand: Wellington and beyond
RfP - Proposal Development Grant: $15,000

Disciplinary Theme 1 (DT1): Integrated Seismic Geohazards

Marion Tan

Massey University


Project title: Technology adoption of systems for earthquake risk and resilience management
RfP - Proposal Development Grant: $10,500

Inter-disciplinary Theme 4 (IP4): Harnessing Disruptive Technologies for Earthquake Resilience

Geoff Rodgers

University of Canterbury


Pacific Rim Earthquake Engineering Mitigation Protective Technologies International Virtual Environment (PREEMPTIVE) workshop
RfP - Workshop Funding: $10,000

Inter-disciplinary Theme 1 (IP1): Functional Recovery with Repairable Multi-storey Buildings

Kelvin Tapuke

Massey University


Project Title: Education Resources with Te Kura o Kawakawa mai Tawhiti
RfP - Māori Capability Development Grant: $5,000

Disciplinary Theme 5 (DT5): Mātauranga Māori and Earthquake Resilience

Kevin Wang

University of Auckland


Technology Megatrend: Machine Learning Workshop
Coordination Mechanism Funding: $5,000

Technology Megatrend 2 (TM2): Machine Learning

Siautu Alefaio-Tugia

Massey University


Project Title: South Pacific Regional Network Area
Coordination Mechanism Funding: $5,000

Regional Network 5 (TM2): South Pacific

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Project Title: Developing an earthquake strengthening toolkit for Pasifika churches through community-led talanoa and disruptive technologies
Seed Funding Grant: $5,000

Disciplinary Theme 2 (DT2): Whole-of-Building Seismic Performance

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