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Monday, 18 December 2017. The BGS Annual Review. Dear Friend of BGS. I enclose here our Annual Review. BGS is healthy as you will realise when you read the report. We are a diverse organisation working at the cutting edge of solving research problems in earth and environmental sciences. We are about to embark on a new era with the creation of a BGS board, which will be chaired by Sir Keith O'Nions. And will be starting the search procedure to fill the posts on the BGS Board. Please apply. Our projected a...

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Monday, 18 December 2017. The BGS Annual Review. Dear Friend of BGS. I enclose here our Annual Review. BGS is healthy as you will realise when you read the report. We are a diverse organisation working at the cutting edge of solving research problems in earth and environmental sciences. We are about to embark on a new era with the creation of a BGS board, which will be chaired by Sir Keith O'Nions. And will be starting the search procedure to fill the posts on the BGS Board. Please apply. Our projected a...

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British Geological Survey: July 2013

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Wednesday, 31 July 2013. Glacier Monitoring at the Royal Society Summer Science Festival. Earlier this month BGS staff were involved in the Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition. This year we featured our observation system and associated research on the Virkisjökull. Glacier. With partners in Iceland and the UK BGS have been monitoring this glacier for several years. Our Ice in the Greenhouse stand at the RSSSE. Photos from the week can be found here. Prof John Ludden: BGS Executive Director. There ar...

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British Geological Survey: September 2013

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Wednesday, 11 September 2013. I think the Mole says it all. I presented a number of talks over the past few weeks and many of them involved drawing on BGS work. This allowed me to read over a number of our research outputs and in particular bring myself up to speed with the impressive work in London and the Thames basin. At the Goldschmidt conference. Soils ( London Earth. Geology and geochemistry; river water, groundwater. I also talked at the British Cartography Society's. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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British Geological Survey: July 2014

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Monday, 14 July 2014. BGS - Looking back and looking forwards. BGS ran its biennial stakeholders event at the Royal Society. Last month. The event was attended by about 100 stakeholders from across the spectrum of government, academia and industry. The presentations given by myself. Work, in informing government for. And also in surveying SW England. We deployed some pretty hefty infrastructure in the Baltic ocean for the. International Ocean Discovery Program. Mission and continuing to instrument Iceland.

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British Geological Survey: June 2013

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Tuesday, 11 June 2013. I have just met with our G-BASE. Geochemical Baseline Survey of the Environment) team before they go off for a 12 weeks sampling campaign. This will be the last concerted sampling effort and then the stream sediment coverage for the United Kingdom will be complete. The process has been on-going for several decades with BGS sampling the whole of the UK which started in Northern Scotland in the late 1960s. Prof John Ludden: BGS Executive Director. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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British Geological Survey: Baseline Monitoring in Lancashire

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Thursday, 15 January 2015. Baseline Monitoring in Lancashire. BGS is about to begin an enhanced baseline monitoring programme across the UK at locations with a potential for shale gas and oil. This will take place at sites where an operator's licence is held and planning permission has been approved for testing shale gas extraction. BGS plans to start field work in the north-west where the Natural Environment Research Council. NERC) has approved the Lancashire Monitoring Programme. As Public Good research.

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GeoBlogy: Data4Sustain - a webGIS renewable energy feasibility tool funded by Innovate UK...by Darren Beriro

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Wednesday, 5 August 2015. Data4Sustain - a webGIS renewable energy feasibility tool funded by Innovate UK.by Darren Beriro. Staff in Environmental Modelling and Informatics. Were working to develop a new project called Data4Sustain. After a number of long days and excellent work by the business lead, Land Quality Management. We learned that Data4Sustain successfully attracted prestigious funding from UK's Innovation agency, Innovate UK. Solving Urban Challenges with Data – Feasibility Studies. Who have e...

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GeoBlogy: Chromium in crops... by Elliott Hamilton

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Wednesday, 20 May 2015. Chromium in crops. by Elliott Hamilton. Elliott Hamilton (right) sampling with partners from CBU and ZARI. In November 2014, barely a month into my part-time PhD, I visited Africa for the first time with Michael Watts and Murray Lark to undertake fieldwork in the Copperbelt region of Zambia. Chromium exists in the environment as trivalent (Cr(III) and hexavalent (Cr(VI) forms. Cr(III) plays a role in the metabolism of carbohydrate, fat and protein. Cr(VI) is released prima...As a ...

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GeoBlogy: Do a few sand grains reveal the 'lost' mid-Cretaceous deserts of North Africa?...by Andy Newell

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Wednesday, 29 July 2015. Do a few sand grains reveal the 'lost' mid-Cretaceous deserts of North Africa? Quartz grain imaged by a scanning electron microscope. Geologists at work in the Sahara desert of central Algeria. Our work at Krechba (In Salah) in central Algeria (see map) has clearly shown the existence of ancient rivers in the Lower Cretaceous Continental Intercalaire. Map of the study area, Krechba (In Salah) in central Algeria. 3D seismic images showing the sinuous river channels. Further detail...

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GeoBlogy: June 2015

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Friday, 26 June 2015. A picture speaks a thousand words: delving into GeoScenic . by Caroline Adkin. GeoScenic was launched in early December 2009 as part of OpenGeoscience, a free service where these images can be downloaded and used for private study, educational activities and research. GeoScenic is an image library which currently has over 86,000 modern and historical images from BGS's archives. These images can be located under various categories such as Best of BGS images. Since the launch, there h...

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GeoBlogy: Dinosaurs and disasters: a summer of pseudo-science...by Kirstin Lemon

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Friday, 31 July 2015. Dinosaurs and disasters: a summer of pseudo-science.by Kirstin Lemon. Real earthquake damage in Oakland, California. So what about the science; is any of this actually possible? Aw, how cute) and of course the dinosaur that everyone loves to hate, the Velociraptor. It is also revealed that the Jurassic World scientists have been breeding genetically-engineered dinosaurs who of course turn out to be lethal and wreak havoc on the park. Artists impression of a Velociraptor. So the gene...

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections: Odd rocks of the Scilly Isles

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections. Sunday, 15 March 2015. Odd rocks of the Scilly Isles. BGS Image ID: P241716. The 'Loaded Camel' St. Mary's. BGS Image ID: P241720. The 'Nag's Head' St. Agnes. BGS Image ID: P241717. The 'Punch bowl' St Agnes. A series of photographs taken by R.H. Preston illustrating weathering of granite. The photographs were donated to the British Association for the Advancement of Science Collection. Photographs are dated 1895. See also 'The Drum Rock'. Help us to Help You.

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections: July 2015

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections. Sunday, 26 July 2015. Brora coal pit, Sutherland, 1899. Photograph by Robert Lunn, 1899. Posted by Bob McIntosh. Friday, 17 July 2015. Oblique aerial view of Craigielaw Point, Aberlady. East Lothian. BGS Image ID: P000795. Posted by Bob McIntosh. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Communicating scientific heritage in BGS through images and the written word. Brora coal pit, Sutherland, 1899. Oblique aerial view of Craigielaw Point, Aberlady. GeoBlogy - from Lauren.

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections: April 2015

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections. Sunday, 19 April 2015. BGS Image ID: P023985. Easton, Bath and Portland Stone Firms, Ltd., Portland. General view of mason's workshop in Portland Stone works. Works of Bath and Portland Stone Firms, Ltd. 1930. BGS Image ID: P204941. BGS Image ID: P204947. BGS Image ID: P204950. Easton, Bath and Portland Stone Firms, Ltd., Portland. Travelling crane lifting block of masonry in Portland Stone. Works of Bath and Portland Stone Firms, Ltd. BGS Image ID: P204951.

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections: June 2015

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections. Saturday, 20 June 2015. Coe's Chalk-pit, Bramford, Suffolk 1925. BGS Image ID: P202970. Coe's Chalk-pit, Bramford, Suffolk, 1 1/4 m. N. of railway-station. Looking E. General view of pit. The succession shown is quadratus. Chalk (uppermost 30 ft.), Thanet Beds, Reading Beds, Red Crag (? Posted by Bob McIntosh. Tuesday, 2 June 2015. Agglomerate, Mortonhall Quarry. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Coes Chalk-pit, Bramford, Suffolk 1925. GeoBlogy - from Lauren.

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections: November 2014

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections. Friday, 14 November 2014. Flints from Piltdown, Sussex. These flints were found in a gravel pit at Piltdown in Sussex by Charles Dawson (1864-1916), a local solicitor and amateur archaeologist. The gravel pit was the same one in which the now infamous Piltdown Man was discovered. It is widely believed that Dawson was responsible for this audacious fraud. BGS image ID: P903735. BGS image ID: P903736. BGS Image ID: P903738. Monday, 3 November 2014. History of ...

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BGS Geoheritage – images from the collections. Monday, 17 August 2015. Landslip at Holbeck Hall Hotel, Scarborough 1993. BGS Image ID: P509016. The recent landslip at Mappleton. Demonstrates what an active coast Yorkshire has. The pictures from the archive today shows a landslide that happened in June 1993 further up the coast from Mappleton and just south of Scarborough. There was originally 70 m of garden between the hotel and the cliff edge. At 6 am on the 4 June a guest saw that 55 m of the garde...

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Sunday, 9 August 2015. Planning the analysis of half a kilometre of African lake mud.by Jonathan Dean. Jonathan Dean is a Postdoctoral Research Assistant working the Stable Isotope Lab at the British Geological Survey, and here he introduces the new project he is involved with: analysing sediments from Ethiopia. Scientists from the UK, Germany and the US are involved in the project. We are particularly interested in how the climate changed during the time our species Homo sapiens. The sediment cores were...

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Monday, 18 December 2017. The BGS Annual Review. Dear Friend of BGS. I enclose here our Annual Review. BGS is healthy as you will realise when you read the report. We are a diverse organisation working at the cutting edge of solving research problems in earth and environmental sciences. We are about to embark on a new era with the creation of a BGS board, which will be chaired by Sir Keith O'Nions. And will be starting the search procedure to fill the posts on the BGS Board. Please apply. Our projected a...

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