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Structural framework limits (with uncertainties) and units in the Bavaria one-country pilot. Datasets compiled and harmonised by the Bavarian Environment Agency.
Structural framework limits (with uncertainties) and units in the Irish one-country pilot. Datasets compiled and harmonised by the Geological Survey Ireland.
Structural framework limits (with uncertainties) and units at pan-European scale. Compiled and harmonised by the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences – Geological Survey of Belgium.
Structural framework limits (with uncertainties) and units in the Pannonian Basin area of interest. Compiled and harmonised from datasets of WP4 partners Mining and Geological Survey of Hungary, Geological Survey of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatian Geological Survey, Geological Institute of Romania, Geological Survey of Serbia, State Geological Institute of Dionyz Stur, Geological Survey of Slovenia and State Information Geological Fund of Ukraine.
Structural framework limits (with uncertainties) and units in the Roer-to-Rhine area of interest. Compiled and harmonised from datasets of WP3 partners Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences – Geological Survey of Belgium, Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research, Flemish Institute for Technological Research and Geological Survey of North Rhine‐Westphalia.
Structural geological 3D model of the area of interest was created in the MOVE software, which is suitable for the modelling of complex geological environment of the Bohemian massif crystalline and enables simple import and export of various data formats. The aim of the model is the unified visualisation of the geology and faults below the surface in correlation with the planned routes of the railway. The majority of the modelled area is located in the crystalline rocks of the Erzgebirge mountains which be...
The Geological Map of the Fennoscandian Shield dataset shows fault and impact structures. This incorporates data from the map of the bedrock of Fennoscandia (2001) and new data on Quaternary geology.
Тhe Study describes all deposits of volcanic rocks, explored to be used as technical stone, as well as their spreading, prospective for detailed explorations. Depending on the structural-textural characteristics, volcanic rocks could be utilazed as broken and profiled stones, crushed stones of different granulation, used for railroads, roads and concrete, as well as architectural (decorative) stones (interiors, exterior, sculptural stone etc.). The most commonly exploited rocks here are diabase and serpent...
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