FITS Deprecation Notice
The FITS data base is being deprecated on the 31st March 2025.
The data is being migrated to Tilde and will be available through the API and visualization interfaces.
You can check on the status of the different data sets on our FITS System Deprecation: Transition to Tilde API page.
Video update #4 - Lowering the Alert Level at Mt Ruapehu
GNS Science Natural Hazards and Risks Theme Leader Gill Jolly gives an update on the recent decrease in Alert Level at Mt Ruapehu, and what future activity at the volcano might look like.
This will be our last video update on the current period of unrest at Mt Ruapehu, we hope you have found them useful.
Planning on visiting Mt Ruapehu?
For information on access to the Mt Ruapehu area, please visit the Department of Conservation’s website on volcanic risk in Tongariro National Park and follow their Facebook page for further updates. You can read all of our Volcanic Activity Bulletins here.
Although we can’t prevent natural hazards, we can prepare for them – and we should.
The National Emergency Management Agency's (NEMA) Get Ready website has great information on what to do before, during and after volcanic activity.
GNS Science have information on preparing and dealing with ash fall.
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