Researcher

Ryan Paulik

Ryan Paulik, NIWA, is a researcher of natural hazards and leads the research into disruption of infrastructure due to coastal flooding. He has experience in a broad range of areas including natural hazard impact and risk assessment, post-event damage surveys, and vulnerability modelling. Ryan works with a range of organisations to apply natural hazard impact and risk information to disaster risk management activities.

Related Resources

Infrastructure disruption from coastal flooding: Project Summary
Stakeholder factsheet
Methodology: Mapping New Zealand’s exposure to coastal flooding and sea-level rise
Research report
Understanding cascading risks through real-world interdependent urban infrastructure
Journal or chapter
Assessing Indirect Impacts of Extreme Sea Level Flooding on Critical Infrastructure in South Dunedin
Journal or chapter
Dairy farming exposure and impacts from coastal flooding and sea level rise
Journal or chapter
Interactive online tool - Extreme coastal flood maps
Journal or chapter
National assessment of extreme sea-level driven inundation under rising sea levels
Journal or chapter
Flood mapping and access to river data
Video, podcast, game
Sea level rise + big storms: What exactly are we in for?
Research webinar
How exposed are we to river flooding?
Research report
How exposed are we to coastal flooding?
Research report
Climate adaptation within New Zealand’s transport system
Research report
Flood schemes, flood hazards and awareness in New Zealand
Journal or chapter