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Valley and rock islands at Carlops. The telephone poles help emphasise the scale of the valley and serve as a useful analogue for the general spacing of ground-truth sites offshore, which often miss the variability of geological conditions. Offshore valleys formed by meltwater can be up to ten times larger than the one shown here, reaching several hundreds of metres in depth. BGS © UKRI.

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How the geology on our doorstep can help inform offshore infrastructure design

BGS is part of a new collaboration using onshore field work to contextualise offshore data and update baseline geological models which can inform the sustainable use of marine resources.

A borehole log. BGS © UKRI.

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North-East England borehole data drive: share your data, shape the future

The British Geological Survey is calling on drillers, consultants, councils, housebuilders and developers to take part in a data drive for the Newcastle and Gateshead area, helping to improve the understanding of the region’s subsurface for the creation of an updated geological map and model.

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