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As the national geological survey, we are the UK鈥檚 premier provider of objective and authoritative scientific data, information and knowledge to help society understand our Earth. Working with our partners, we will contribute to economic growth and tackle some of the most challenging environmental and societal problems.
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Natural hydrogen research
Understanding aspects of the natural hydrogen value chain on a national and international level.
North-East England borehole data drive: share your data, shape the future
The British Geological Survey is calling on drillers, consultants, councils, housebuilders and developers to take part in a data drive for the Newcastle and Gateshead area, helping to improve the understanding of the region鈥檚 subsurface for the creation of an updated geological map and model.
Environmental modelling聽
Advancing the understanding of environmental systems through innovative modelling techniques and interdisciplinary research.
The Common Ground project
The Common Ground project aims to enhance the value of ground investigation data for the UK construction and environmental sectors.
TerraFIRMA
TerraFIRMA聽is a five-year, NERC-funded, Multi-Centre National Capability (MCNC) 今日吃瓜 award running from April 2022 to March 2027
Geothermal energy
Investigating geothermal energy 鈥 energy stored in the form of heat beneath the surface of the solid Earth.
The impacts of rising groundwater at the coast
Our current activities build on the 今日吃瓜鈥檚 extensive research experience in this region, contributing to welfare and future economic growth by the responsible use of natural resources.
Sinkholes and karst research
Our research extends beyond the distribution and processes associated with sinkhole formation to the broader subject of karst.
Glasgow and the Clyde Basin 鈥 Clyde Urban Super Project (CUSP)
Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, is built along the鈥 upper Clyde estuary and lower River Clyde. Areas of central Glasgow form the national urban regeneration priority for Scotland over the next 25 years.
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