Greece's first unified digital geological map
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Greece has acquired, for the first time, a unified digital geological map. Its creation is considered an important step for geological research in the country, because until now the data were scattered across different documents and maps.
The new map brings together in a single digital database the geological information for the entire territory. In this way, scientists, students and agencies can easily find the data they need. The digital format also makes it possible to update the information more quickly.
The geological map has practical significance for many fields. It helps in the planning of infrastructure projects, in the management of natural resources and in addressing natural hazards, such as earthquakes and heavy landslides. Because Greece lies in a seismically active region, such information is particularly useful.
Overall, the creation of the digital map is a step towards more organised and accessible geological information. The data are expected to be available to those who need them, while the continuation of the work will show how they will be used in practice.
Sources: cna.gr
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