Our research includes core geological survey and monitoring work and other innovative projects addressing today's geoscientific challenges driven by the changing needs of our stakeholders.
Multidisciplinary surveys, research into the surface and subsurface, 3D models, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Volcano monitoring, communicating hazards, UK seismic network,
seismic hazard, UK magnetic observation, applied geomagnetic data
and research into dynamic earth processes.
Carbon capture and storage, seismic imaging, reservoir geoscience,
oil and gas, renewables and clean coal.
Medical geology, contaminated land, groundwater contamination,
geomicrobiology, mathematical modelling, waste disposal,
abandoned mines and radioactive waste.
Non-seismic geophysical data, airborne geophysical surveys, geochemical baseline data, sediment, soil and streamwater sampling.
Hydrological processes, groundwater modelling, floods and droughts,
survey and management, groundwater quality and aquifer properties.
Applied geology, protection of people, poverty alleviation, institution strengthening and sustainable natural resources.
Urban development, 3D models, sustainable soils, engineering properties of rocks and soils, geohazards, flooding, subsidence and landslides.
Sea-bed mapping, marine habitats, basin analysis, Atlantic margin, Southern North Sea, marine resources, hydrocarbon prospectivity, ocean drilling and marine geohazards.
Minerals statistics, mineralsUK.com, policy analysis, international development, metallogenesis and security of supply.
Imaging the shallow subsurface, digital mapping, 3D modelling,
remote sensing, Earth observation, best practice guidance on rock
classification,
3D modelling and rock properties.