The urban geo-science model: An essential tool to support planning and sustainable development

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New technology for viewing and sharing digital information means that national geological surveys can present geo-science information in innovative ways that take better account of the third dimension. The British Geological Survey is piloting the development of 3-D geo-science models in four conurbations across the UK. These models are being developed with a view to supporting sustainable development, particularly in the context of urban groundwater management and development planning. The work is research based but is being guided by the very specific needs of regulatory bodies and local authorities. The success of this initiative will depend ultimately on creating greater awareness amongst the user community of the value of 3-D models, and ensuring that relevant information is made available in advance of major infrastructure projects.

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Bridge, D. M. C., Morris, B. L., & Giles, J. R. A. (2006). The urban geo-science model: An essential tool to support planning and sustainable development. WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment, 89, 187–194. https://doi.org/10.2495/GEO060191

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