Atmospheric analysis

NIWA has been using advanced scientific instruments to measure atmospheric trace gases and isotopes for over 50 years.

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    Marine environmental monitoring in New Zealand

    Research Project
    Long-term datasets that track persistent change in the environment are a critical component of any modern ecosystem-based approach to natural resource management and sustainable growth.
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    Storm information update

    News article
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    Snow storm provides crucial information for scientists

    News article
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    Useful links and resources

    Useful drought links and information from NIWA and MPI
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    Back to the Future

    Dr Katja Riedel and Dr Hinrich Schaefer discuss how NIWA's ice coring work on Taylor Glacier in Antarctica is allowing us to find out about the Earth's atmosphere in the distant past.
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    What is a mass spectrometer?

    Education Resource
    Much of NIWA's science uses an instrument known as a mass spectrometer. But what is a mass spectrometer, and how to they work?
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    Water - managing our most precious resource

    Farms rely on, and affect, the rivers, streams and estuaries around them. We provide resource management, research and technology services to help you optimise your water use and minimise environmental impacts.
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    Understanding our climate

    Many of our services are of significant value to the primary sector. They include climate data and statistics, derived information, land use guidance, outlooks,  tools and Advice and information on adapting to regional climate.