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SHAPING<br />
THE EARTH<br />
OF TOMORROW
Our organisation<br />
33 Geological Survey organisations from across Europe<br />
<strong>EuroGeoSurveys</strong> is a non-profit<br />
organisation of the Geological Surveys<br />
of Europe, the national institutions<br />
responsible for geological inventory,<br />
monitoring, knowledge and research.<br />
<strong>EuroGeoSurveys</strong> operates on the<br />
European scale, working with EU<br />
institutions, industries, universities and<br />
research centres, and developing<br />
contacts with the public and the media.<br />
For 40 years the main objective of<br />
<strong>EuroGeoSurveys</strong> has been to contribute<br />
to society’s welfare. We turn<br />
geoscientific information into European<br />
wide knowledge, technologies and<br />
services easily accessible and beneficial<br />
to society and economic growth.<br />
Our operational strategy is based<br />
on the cooperation between national<br />
institutions, which enables us to<br />
synergistically integrate both<br />
information and activities of our member<br />
organisations. This has allowed us to<br />
make significant progress over the<br />
years, permitting geology to become<br />
a topic deserving great attention on<br />
the European agenda.<br />
Engaging a joint workforce of several<br />
thousand geoscientists, also involving<br />
regional geological surveys in<br />
Germany, Italy and Spain, we strive<br />
to be the first body to be contacted<br />
when there is an international need<br />
for European geodata, or ‘geo-help’.<br />
Mission<br />
Pioneering research for society’s benefit since 1971<br />
Our principal purpose is to provide<br />
public Earth science knowledge to<br />
support the EU’s competitiveness, social<br />
well-being, environmental management<br />
and international commitments’.<br />
In our day-to-day activities, we promote<br />
the contribution of geosciences to<br />
European Union affairs and action<br />
programmes, and provide a permanent<br />
network between the Geological<br />
Surveys of Europe and a common,<br />
but not unique, gateway to each of<br />
the Members and their national<br />
networks. We jointly address European<br />
issues of common interest in the field<br />
of geosciences, with the aim to<br />
publish, or see our Members<br />
publishing, technical advice for the<br />
European Union Institutions.<br />
EGS only pursues activities that lie<br />
exclusively in the public interest or<br />
in the interest of public administration<br />
that will benefit from the combined<br />
and coordinated expertise of our<br />
members and in the direct interest<br />
of the European Union and/or of the<br />
European Free Trade Association.<br />
National Delegates<br />
• National contact<br />
points of each<br />
Geological Survey<br />
Our team<br />
A workforce that includes thousands of geoscientists at<br />
the service of European citizens<br />
BOARD OF<br />
DIRECTORS<br />
of Geological<br />
Surveys of Europe<br />
SECRETARY<br />
GENERAL<br />
Expert Groups<br />
• Earth Observation - GeoHazards<br />
• GeoEnergy<br />
• Marine Geology<br />
• Mineral Resources<br />
• Water Resources<br />
• Spatial Information - INSPIRE<br />
• Geochemistry<br />
• Carbon Capture and Storage<br />
• International Cooperation and Development<br />
• Soil Resources - Superficial Deposits<br />
EXECUTIVE<br />
COMMITTEE<br />
4 Directors<br />
of Geological<br />
Surveys of Europe<br />
We are active in<br />
EU legislative<br />
initiatives<br />
and policy<br />
provisions<br />
Research<br />
activities and<br />
projects<br />
Network<br />
and External<br />
Relations<br />
• The “INSPIRE Directive”<br />
• The “Raw Materials Initiative”<br />
• The Directive on the geological storage of CO 2<br />
• The EC’s Maritime Policy<br />
• The “Water Framework Directive”<br />
• The “Mining Waste Directive”<br />
• OneGeology-Europe a geological digital language (GeoSciML) to make data<br />
accessible, uniform and reliable. www.onegeology-europe.eu<br />
• Africa-EU Georesources Observation System (AEGOS) pan-African<br />
infrastructure of interoperable data of georesources. www.aegos-project.org<br />
• European Marine Observation and Data NETtwork (EMODNET)<br />
interoperable marine data for maritime basins. www.emodnet-chemistry.eu<br />
• Geo-Seas access pan-European, harmonised and federated marine<br />
geological and geophysical datasets. www.geo-seas.eu<br />
• ProMine first pan-European GIS-based database on metalliferous and<br />
non-metalliferous resources. http://promine.gtk.fi<br />
• Geo-Services for European Soil Information interoperable, accessible and<br />
harmonised soil datasets for the EU. http://gssoil-portal.eu/ingrid-portal<br />
• PanGeo free access to geohazard information for many of the largest cities in<br />
Europe. www.pangeoproject.eu<br />
• EuroGeoSource data portal on the aggregated geographical information on<br />
geo-energy and mineral resources. www.eurogeosource.eu<br />
• EU Institutions- EC, EP, Agencies, etc<br />
• Geological Surveys and International Organisations - OAGS, GEOSS, UN, IUGS, AGSMI,<br />
CCOP, etc<br />
• Universities<br />
• Media<br />
• Industry - e.g.European Technology Platform on Sustainable Mineral Resources (ETP SMR)<br />
Members<br />
Instituto Geológico<br />
y Minero de España<br />
AGS<br />
SGL<br />
SGL<br />
Service Géologique<br />
du Luxembourg<br />
Members<br />
GBA GSB MOEW HGI-CGS GSD CGS GEUS EGK<br />
GTK BRGM BGR IGME MAFI ISOR GSI ISPRA LGT<br />
TNO NGU PGI LNEG GIR VSEGEI SGUDS GeoZS<br />
IGME SGU Swisstopo SGSSU UkrSGRI BGS MRA<br />
Instituto Geológico<br />
y Minero de España