Groundwater is a critical resource, and understanding its quantity and quality is essential for effective management and protection. This webinar presented key tools and initiatives to improve access to important groundwater data across Europe.
⚠️ Natural hazards demand attention! Mateja Jemec Auflič from GeoZS - Geological Survey of Slovenia explains why geohazards should be a high priority for Europe and shares key insights for effective risk management. 🎥 Check it out here 👉 https://lnkd.in/g6fz8sW9 How do geohazards affect your comm...
Open-access European geological data from the European Geological Data Infrastructure (EGDI) Map viewer and Data search. A collaborative initiative aimed at facilitating the sharing, integration, and accessibility of geological information across Europe. It serves as a comprehensive platform that...
🌍 SRIA 2025-2034 is here - did you catch the launch? 🎥 Last week, we unveiled the #EuroGeoSurveys Ten-Year Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (#SRIA) 2025-2034 - a vision for Europe’s geological future. With 37 geological survey organisations and 10,000 geoscientists, we are building the G...
💧 Groundwater is one of Europe’s most valuable resources. Klaus Hinsby from GEUS discusses directives, NGSO actions, and priorities for managing groundwater sustainably. 🎥 Watch the video here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gu-dA4BF What’s one challenge your region faces in groundwater management? Let’s excha...
🌍 Big news for Europe's geological future - EuroGeoSurveys Ten-Year Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (#SRIA) 2025-2034 is here! This roadmap will drive innovation in geoscience, tackling climate change, energy security, and resource sustainability. With 37 geological survey organisations ...
🚀 Yesterday we launched the EuroGeoSurveys Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda. Another milestone on our mission to create a permanent and sustainable GSEU - Geological Service for Europe . ❤️ But it was also a moment to celebrate a lot of hard and good work from many many many members of ou...
