A 150-year-old painting of Dryburgh Suspension Bridge and the River Tweed offers an insight into the Scottish Borders ...

The BGS property subsidence assessment dataset uses a combination of geology, tree location and property (including age, drainage, building type and number of storeys) information to provide property- ...

A 150-year-old painting of Dryburgh Suspension Bridge and the River Tweed offers an insight into the Scottish Borders landmark shortly after it was built in the 1870s. A 150-year-old painting of ...

The Giant’s Causeway and Causeway Coast form Northern Ireland’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site (WHS), one of only two such sites in the UK inscribed because of their geological heritage. The Giant’s ...

In rapidly developing urban environments, water-quality protection is particularly challenging due to diverse pollution sources. Protecting water resources by identifying pollutants is essential to ...

The BGS depth to groundwater product is a national scale dataset of probable maximum depth to the phreatic water table. The depth to groundwater dataset is a gridded interpolation of depth to ...

A rock is a solid collection of minerals. There are three main types of rock, classified by how they are sourced and formed: Sedimentary rocks are recycled rocks formed by the deposition of fragments ...

We have one of the largest databases in the world on the production and trade of minerals. The database compilers aim for integrity and accuracy and, for quality control of data, participate in ...

We monitor the weather, the oceans, volcanoes and earthquake zones. Despite the increasing pressure on the underground for resources to sustain human life (groundwater, raw materials, energy solutions ...

To maintain the availability and performance of our web services and applications for all our stakeholders, and minimise digital carbon footprint, we urge all developers to use our open APIs with ...

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The BGS National Landslide Database (NLD) is the most extensive source of information on landslides in Great Britain. Selected information from the database is now available as a free online resource ...