Keyword
Geoscientific information
60 record(s)
Type of resources
Topics
INSPIRE themes
Keywords
Contact for the resource
Provided by
Representation types
Update frequencies
Status
Scale
-
This map was developed to integrate the 2nd version of the PNS - Portuguese Natural Stones - Portal. It contains points, which correspond to the geographic coordinates (central) of the quarrying site(s) where the natural stones included in PNS Portal are quarried. Selecting each point on the map allows access to a table, which includes: - stone code on the PNS Portal; - main commercial names; - stone type; - petrological family; - geographic coordinates (EPSG 4326); - link to the stone’s Technical Sheet, on the PNS Portal.
-
-
-
Geological model of the volcanogenic massive sulfides deposit of Lagoa Salgada (Iberian Pyrite Belt) under the scope of a PhD Thesis.
-
COMET's Database. The dataset for Portugal was updated in the framework of project CSA-GSEU, WP3 Geoenergy, Geological storage thematic working group.
-
-
Stratigraphic and structural model of the Neves-Corvo Region produced in the framework of the SMART EXPLORATION Project, based on geological, geophysical and drill hole data. It has three stratigraphic surfaces: Base of Mértola Formation, Top of Phylite Quartzite Formation, and in the Neves-Corvo mine region, the contact between the upper and lower Volcanic Sedimentary Complex is available.
-
Delimitation of areas and identification of geological formations with potential for CO2 storage in mainland Portugal and its respective Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The areas were obtained from a combination of historical data (mechanical oil exploration surveys and their geophysical logs and geophysical prospecting using the seismic reflection method), lithostratigraphic interpretation, requirements for storage in saline aquifers, as well as an update of the results of the COMET, CO2STOP and HYSTORIES projects, carried out in the framework of the CSA-GSEU project (WP3 Geoenergy, thematic subgroup CO2 and Hydrogen Storage).
-
-
QAFI is a database of faults with geological evidence of proven activity during the Quaternary period (the last 2.6 million years according to the limit officially established by the SQS in 2009) of the Iberian Peninsula.