The products of the GeoSciences IR infrastructure: geological data accessible to all
Thematic webinars to collect feedback on GeoSciences IR products
With the aim of collecting feedback on the products being created as part of the GeoSciences IR project, 10 thematic webinars were organized aimed at potential end users of the infrastructure, from Regional Geological Services to stakeholders up to professional geologists.
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- The products of the GeoSciences IR infrastructure: geological data accessible to all
- 2024-11-28T00:00:00+01:00
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- Thematic webinars to collect feedback on GeoSciences IR products With the aim of collecting feedback on the products being created as part of the GeoSciences IR project, 10 thematic webinars were organized aimed at potential end users of the infrastructure, from Regional Geological Services to stakeholders up to professional geologists.
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- When Nov 28, 2024 to Feb 14, 2025 (Europe/Berlin / UTC100)
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GeoSciences IR will provide open access to data, services, tools and e-learning modules relating to numerous topics in the field of geological sciences. Among these: geological and geothematic cartography, 3D modeling, marine and coastal geology, geological heritage, landslides, sinkholes, soil protection interventions, Earth observation, active and capable faults, extractive activities and land consumption.
The webinars are scheduled between the second half of November 2024 and the first half of February 2025. For each product presented, users will be able to express their satisfaction in real time and at the same time also provide any useful suggestions to improve its characteristics
The GeoSciences IR project financed by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan - PNRR has the objective of creating a research infrastructure designed to meet the needs of the Regional Geological Services. The project, which began in October 2022 and ends in September 2025, was carried out by a consortium made up of 3 research institutes and 13 universities, led by ISPRA, the Geological Survey of Italy.