New BGS GeoIndex viewer released for user testing - British Geological Survey
The premium map-viewing application has been given a major upgrade and made available as a beta release.| British Geological Survey
The premium map-viewing application has been given a major upgrade and made available as a beta release.| British Geological Survey
Geoscientists have developed a practical framework for assessing the degree of ’readiness’ of a prospective carbon dioxide storage site.| British Geological Survey
The geological secrets lying under the surface of Liverpool and Warrington have been unveiled for the first time on a new 3D interactive tool.| British Geological Survey
BGS is seeking user feedback on artificial ground data – how you use it, what information do you consider, and what we can do to improve our services.| British Geological Survey
A large new solar panel array on the roof of the BGS Core Store is expected to result in a significant reduction in our carbon footprint.| British Geological Survey
The British Geological Survey is part of a three-month research project to begin in August, that will help to test the capability and validate the safety of carbon capture and storage applications.| British Geological Survey
BGS scientists are taking part in an expedition off Hawai'i to investigate sea-level changes recorded by ancient coral reefs.| British Geological Survey
Marine ecosystem science and offshore infrastructure will be boosted by a new dataset showing sediment composition across the UK continental shelf.| British Geological Survey
20 years of evidence from earthquake monitoring proves the Britpop legends are the most ‘ground shaking’ musical act to perform at Murrayfield Stadium| British Geological Survey
BGS’s new tool highlights the development of wind energy installations over time, along with their magnet and rare earth content.| British Geological Survey
A new BGS science briefing note focuses on the potential of hydrogen storage to support the UK energy transition.| British Geological Survey
The newest release of BGS BritPits provides information on an additional 6500 surface and underground mineral workings.| British Geological Survey
More than 70 mineral commodities have been captured in the newly published volume of World Mineral Production.| British Geological Survey
Dr Abesser will be supporting BGS staff in the translation of their science outputs to inform policy and regulation as well as advising senior management on policy-related issues.| British Geological Survey
BGS is part of a groundbreaking science partnership aiming to improve critical minerals mining and supply chains.| British Geological Survey
The Glasgow Geoenergy Observatory provides scientists and researchers with unprecedented access to the subsurface and will fill in the knowledge gaps around geothermal energy.| British Geological Survey
An international team of researchers, including BGS geoscientists, have succeeded in acquiring a continuous record of environmental data using fossilised coral from Hawai’i.| British Geological Survey
In the GeoCoast launch webinar, you will gain insights into the content of the data and why it is important to understand the natural geological conditions, and learn more about our development of coastal erosion data and its potential uses.| British Geological Survey
Dr Goodenough has been awarded the Coke Medal by the Geological Society, which recognises those who have made a significant contribution to science.| British Geological Survey
Professor Jonathan Chambers has been appointed as the new BGS Chief Scientist for multi-hazards and resilience (MHR).| British Geological Survey
The partnership will focus on research on multi-hazard preparedness within the country.| British Geological Survey
The new index provides a near-real time, global picture of geomagnetic variations helping to highlight the effects of space weather.| British Geological Survey
Join us for a special webinar which will introduce Underground Thermal Aquifer Storage and offer all interested parties the opportunity to participate in a workshop to be held in the Spring.| British Geological Survey
