Add to ORKGThe rapid expansion of cities requires accurate knowledge of subsurface conditions to ensure good planning. Study of local geology is an essential first step. Test borings and study of adjacent excavations can provide further information. Recording such subsurface exploration is an important civic service.Aussi disponible en fran\ue7ais : G\ue9ologie urbainePeer reviewed: NoNRC publication: Ye
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The British Geological Survey (BGS) operates an urban geoscience programme that aims to provide up-t...
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The paper describes a new geophysical technique to be used under modern urban conditions. Time varia...
Geotourism is a rapidly expanding form of natural area tourism with increasing attention being paid ...
In response to a request to increase its activities in environmental geology and to collaborate with...
L'expansion rapide des villes n\ue9cessite la connaissance exacte de la nature du sous-sol afin d'as...
International audience– How geophysical data can inform the archaeological potential of urban land.–...
The use of underground space is rapidly growing in several areas of the world. Important new develop...
This paper is the first in a series that will appear in future issues of Geoscience Canada. All 39 p...
International audienceGeology, as a scientific discipline, is often viewedas most applicable in high...
ABSTRACT: The British Geological Survey (BGS) operates an urban geoscience programme that aims to p...
Mapping the urban subsoil using ground penetrating radar – challenges and potentials for archaeologi...
Interest in environmental geological maps (EGMs) has increased in Britain since the publication in 1...
The prediction of subsurface conditions at building sites is a prime responsibility of the geotechni...
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The British Geological Survey (BGS) operates an urban geoscience programme that aims to provide up-t...
International audienceAs a partner of the Prevention and Safety Division of the City of Lyon for the...
The paper describes a new geophysical technique to be used under modern urban conditions. Time varia...
Geotourism is a rapidly expanding form of natural area tourism with increasing attention being paid ...
In response to a request to increase its activities in environmental geology and to collaborate with...