The GSEU project will be presented within the Session "Geophysical data-acquisition to accelerate geothermal development in the urban environment” on 5 November, 2024.
The presentation by Camille Maurel from BRGM will be about Geophysical data acquisition in the Paris area to better understand the underground and provide favorable maps to increase deep geothermal energy production.
More about the GET2024 Conference is available here.
🌍 From sinking land to shared solutions: Europe has lessons to offer. Experts from our Coast & Sea Team have led a new study published in Nature Sustainability, bringing together lessons from across Europe on land subsidence and looking ahead to the challenges posed by climate change and the ener...
🎉 With a great group of European land subsidence experts we published a new review paper in Nature Sustainability! The paper, titled "Lessons learned from European land subsidence”, shows how Europe has been dealing with sinking lands, how we share data on a continental scale, and new challenges ...
Healthy forests, resilient landscapes and secure water resources are deeply connected. Join the discussion at World Water Week 2026 in Stockholm, where our Groundwater Resources experts are co-organising the hybrid session: Science-based forest and landscape management for safeguarding water🌲💦 Mo...
🌊 We have contributed to the EU Call for Evidence on the European Ocean Research and Innovation Strategy, calling for coordinated European action to develop harmonised and interoperable geological knowledge of the marine environment. This knowledge is essential to support better decisions for Eur...
💧 Join us at World Water Week 2026! Experts from our Water Resources Expert Group and the GSEU - Geological Service for Europe project are co-organising the hybrid session: Science-based forest and landscape management for safeguarding water 📅 24 August 2026 🕘 09:00 to 10:30 📍 Stockholm Waterfron...
🥶 Not your typical summer holiday video? Understanding Europe's coastlines is a year-round effort, whether the beaches are busy or not. We continue building the geological knowledge that supports the sustainable management and protection of Europe's coastal environments, so we can all enjoy them ...
