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Livio Dreyer is a PhD candidate at the University of Canterbury in the School of Earth and Environment. He is the lead author of the 2026 paper 'Increasing landslide susceptibility and intensity under climate change for Aotearoa New Zealand' published in Scientific Reports. His research includes work on probabilistic rainfall-triggered shallow landslide impact frameworks considering climate change.
Explore how University of Canterbury and partners use machine learning to forecast intensified landslides from climate change, post-Cyclone Gabrielle insights for resilient planning.
A fresh Nature study from University of Canterbury reveals climate change could add 90,000 landslides to events like Cyclone Gabrielle, urging urgent adaptation in New Zealand.
Explore how University of Canterbury and partners use AI to predict landslides in New Zealand, tackling rising climate threats with innovative models.
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