On the basis of an analysis of the present utilization of the bedrock in Finland, the bedrock resources have been classified into five groups that differ in nature and to some extent conflict with one another: (1) mineral resources, (2) bedrock groundwater, (3) underground space, (4) base for construction, and (5) rock-environment resources. The meaning, abundance, and economic significance of each group are discussed. The mineral resources are regarded as economically by far the most important bedrock resource in Finland. An analysis of the economic nature and the development of the mineral resources shows that in spite of continuous mining the abundance of known mineral resources will continue to increase for years to come
The chemical and physical characteristics of the fine fraction of till were examined in the area of ...
Monitoring of bedrock aquifers utilized for water supply in the Vaasa region, western Finland, sugge...
The structural changes of the CIS mining industry have far-reaching consequences not only for the na...
Mineral Deposits of Finland is the only up-to-date and inclusive reference available that fully capt...
System (GIS) for Karelia (Cassard et al., 2004) notably includes a mineral deposit thematic layer ba...
The Rock Geochemical Database of Finland contains analytically consistent whole-rock geochemical dat...
The Nordic countries, including Greenland, have a long tradition in mining. The industrial minerals ...
The Finnish ore deposits of the economically most important metals — mainly Cu, Fe, Ni, Pb, Ti and Z...
The significance of the mining industry in Finland has changed in recent decades. The emphasis has s...
Mining industry is highly cyclical, influenced by the trends in raw material prices on the world mar...
Visible and near infrared radiation is reflected from vegetation and open vaters in Finland in summe...
Regional and local geological constraints for location of natural stone deposits in glaciated terrai...
This paper examines briefly the general outlines of the relief in Finland, bedrock and surficial lan...
The usage of mineral raw materials is an urgent issue of mankind. Nowadays, more than 20 kinds of mi...
The georelief and its origin and development were studied in an area in which the principal bedrock ...
The chemical and physical characteristics of the fine fraction of till were examined in the area of ...
Monitoring of bedrock aquifers utilized for water supply in the Vaasa region, western Finland, sugge...
The structural changes of the CIS mining industry have far-reaching consequences not only for the na...
Mineral Deposits of Finland is the only up-to-date and inclusive reference available that fully capt...
System (GIS) for Karelia (Cassard et al., 2004) notably includes a mineral deposit thematic layer ba...
The Rock Geochemical Database of Finland contains analytically consistent whole-rock geochemical dat...
The Nordic countries, including Greenland, have a long tradition in mining. The industrial minerals ...
The Finnish ore deposits of the economically most important metals — mainly Cu, Fe, Ni, Pb, Ti and Z...
The significance of the mining industry in Finland has changed in recent decades. The emphasis has s...
Mining industry is highly cyclical, influenced by the trends in raw material prices on the world mar...
Visible and near infrared radiation is reflected from vegetation and open vaters in Finland in summe...
Regional and local geological constraints for location of natural stone deposits in glaciated terrai...
This paper examines briefly the general outlines of the relief in Finland, bedrock and surficial lan...
The usage of mineral raw materials is an urgent issue of mankind. Nowadays, more than 20 kinds of mi...
The georelief and its origin and development were studied in an area in which the principal bedrock ...
The chemical and physical characteristics of the fine fraction of till were examined in the area of ...
Monitoring of bedrock aquifers utilized for water supply in the Vaasa region, western Finland, sugge...
The structural changes of the CIS mining industry have far-reaching consequences not only for the na...