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.
𝐒𝐑𝐈𝐀 𝐔𝐧𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐝 - Aligning research today for future-ready solutions 💡 Geoscience supports Europe’s green and digital transitions, from securing critical raw materials and managing groundwater sustainably to enabling climate adaptation, resilience against geohazards, and energy storage solutions. 🧭...
🌍 In geology, everything is connected. Europe’s subsurface holds the resources we need for a sustainable future -but the challenges are too complex for any one country or discipline to tackle alone. Real progress happens when we join forces. That’s why the GSEU project brings together experts acr...
Drinking water. Critical raw materials. Clean energy. Safe storage. If we find it in the subsurface, it started with a geological map. 🗺️ So what happens when geological mapping and modelling meet Artificial Intelligence? In the GSEU Geological Framework Setup workshop series, experts explored ne...
🔥 Haven’t read EuroGeoSurveys’ Position Paper on the vision for a permanent Geological Service for Europe to advance geothermal energy? Now’s a perfect time to dive in! The publication outlines how geothermal energy can be a game-changer for Europe’s clean energy future, and how the GSEU project ...
🔍 How do we see what lies beneath the surface? Visualising geology in 3D remains one of the toughest challenges in Earth Science - but open-source tools are changing the game. In the GSEU Geological Framework Setup Workshop Series, experts came together to explore the opportunities and challenges...
PanAfGeo Plus Project 🤝 GSEU Global geoscience collaboration in action 🌍 Following the PanAfGeo kick-off meeting in Tanzania last week, Slavko Solar from GeoZS - Geological Survey of Slovenia presented GSEU during discussions on building networks for international cooperation and knowledge shari...
