New Plymouth Conference, 2014. GSNZ Misc Pub 139B
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FT3: Coast: Stony River to Motunui. |
V.E. Neall |
1 day
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613Kb pdf |
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FT5:From summit to swamp: high and low explosive eruptive records at Mt Taranaki. |
R. Torres-Orozco, M. Damaschke, M., A. Palmer |
1 day
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2Mb pdf | FT6: Late Neogene normal fault architecture and tectonic history along the north Taranaki coast.
| A. Nicol
| 1 day
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Massey Conference, 2006. GSNZ Misc Pub 122B
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5. Mt Taranaki
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Bob Stewart, Anke Zernack and Jonathan Procter |
2 days Taranaki |
615Kb pdf |
Taupo Conference, 2004. GSNZ Misc Pub 117B
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5. Stratigraphic Architecture and Sedimentology of King Country and Eastern Taranaki Basins |
P Kamp, A Vonk, C Nelson |
3 days Taumarunui-Hawera, 30 stops |
4.5Mb pdf |
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GSNZ wants to maintain a strong, and safe, fieldtrip culture in New Zealand. |
Field safety guidelines
With the increased emphasis on Health and Safety, GSNZ has developed fieldtrip safety guidelines. These are primarily for use on its official conference fieldtrips but can also be used by branches.
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Roadside stops appendix (pdf format)
Fieldguides
Since 2002 GSNZ fieldguides have been converted to pdf format and are posted here for ready reference. Such guides often contain useful syntheses of information that may not be published elsewhere. Proper citation is encouraged and, where appropriate, users should contact the authors for permission to cite material.
It is the responsibility of individuals to familiarise themselves with hazards and safety requirements on any fieldtrip, and also to obtain appropriate permission to enter property (possession of a guide confers no privilege or exemption!). |
