British Geological Survey

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The British Geological Survey is the United Kingdom’s principal public-sector geoscience research and mapping organization, providing authoritative data and expertise on the nation’s geology and related natural resources and hazards.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological survey
non‑departmental public body
public research organisation
abbreviation BGS
activity environmental geology
geological mapping
geoscientific research
groundwater studies
management of national geoscience data
marine and offshore geology
mineral resources assessment
monitoring geological hazards
provision of geological advice to government
seismology and earthquake monitoring
coordinates national geological monitoring networks
country United Kingdom
dataPortal BGS GeoIndex
BGS OpenGeoscience
employer data scientists
geologists
geophysicists
hydrogeologists
field earth science
geology
geoscience
formerName Geological Survey of Great Britain
foundedBy United Kingdom Government
linked to: UK government
fundingSource UK public funds
hasOffice Belfast, Northern Ireland
linked to: Belfast

Cardiff, Wales
linked to: Cardiff

Edinburgh, Scotland
linked to: Edinburgh

London, England
headquartersLocation Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, England
inception 1835
jurisdiction United Kingdom Government
linked to: UK government
languageOfWorkOrName English
mission to provide impartial geological data, information and knowledge for the United Kingdom
parentOrganisation Natural Environment Research Council
UK Research and Innovation
precededBy Geological Survey of Great Britain
primaryRole national geological survey of the United Kingdom
provides advice on natural resources
authoritative geological maps of the United Kingdom
geological hazard information
geoscience datasets and databases
sector public sector
serviceArea United Kingdom
overseas territories and international projects
website https://www.bgs.ac.uk

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Southern Uplands Fault mappedBy British Geological Survey
Geological Museum, London operatedBy British Geological Survey
Geological Museum, London operatedBy Institute of Geological Sciences
linked to: British Geological Survey
British Geological Survey primaryRole national geological survey of the United Kingdom
linked to: British Geological Survey
British Geological Survey precededBy Geological Survey of Great Britain
linked to: British Geological Survey
British Geological Survey formerName Geological Survey of Great Britain
linked to: British Geological Survey
Joseph Prestwich employer Geological Survey of Great Britain
linked to: British Geological Survey
Natural Environment Research Council hasPart British Geological Survey
Archibald Geikie employer Geological Survey of the United Kingdom
linked to: British Geological Survey
Walls Boundary Fault mappedBy British Geological Survey
Moine Thrust Belt studiedBy Geological Survey of Great Britain
linked to: British Geological Survey
South Yorkshire Coalfield margin isMappedBy British Geological Survey
Magnesian Limestone succession isRecognizedBy British Geological Survey
BGS fullName British Geological Survey
BGS precededBy Geological Survey of Great Britain
linked to: British Geological Survey
Keyworth, Nottinghamshire, England hosts British Geological Survey headquarters
linked to: British Geological Survey
BGS OpenGeoscience operator British Geological Survey
BGS OpenGeoscience publisher British Geological Survey
BGS OpenGeoscience hostOrganization British Geological Survey
BGS GeoIndex operator British Geological Survey
BGS GeoIndex publisher British Geological Survey
BGS GeoIndex licenseHolder British Geological Survey
Tristan da Cunha volcano monitoredBy British Geological Survey
London Clay Formation documentedBy British Geological Survey
Thames Group recordedBy British Geological Survey