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Enabling Access to Geological Information in Support of GMES
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An EC Project of the Seventh Framework Program:Theme [SPA.2010.1.1-01] Stimulating Development of Downstream GMES Services

Geohazards can be dangerous and costly, yet information on geohazards can be difficult if not impossible to obtain. PanGeo provides free access to geohazard information for many of the largest cities in Europe (see the Service Map for coverage). The information is provided in real-time from the servers of the 27 EU National Geological Surveys, via the PanGeo Portal.

 

PanGeo geohazard information is derived from integrations of:

  • Satellite radar interferometry for terrain-motion measurement.
  • Geological information already held by National Geological Surveys.
  • The landuse and landcover information provided by the EC’s Urban Atlas.

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News

  • PSI Training Materials
  • PanGeo on Rome Local Authority Website
  • PanGeo website goes live 10th Aug 2011!
  • PanGeo Booth at 2nd World Landslide Forum alongside EuroGeoSurveys
  • First PanGeo-Partner training day in Rome, 5th October 2011

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Upcoming events

  • International Forum on Satellite Earth Observation for Geohazards Risk Management (21st to 23rd May 2012) Santorini, Greece
  • Debris Flow 2012 4th International Conference (21st - 29th May 2012) Dubrovnik, Croatia
  • 11th International Symposium on Landslides (3rd - 8th June 2012) Banff, Alberta
  • 74th EAGE Conference and Exhibition (4th to 7th June) Copenhagen, Denmark
  • INSPIRE Conference 2012 (23rd to 27th June 2012) Istanbul, Turkey
  • 4th International Congress orf ECSSS (Eurosoil 2012) (2nd to 6th July 2012) Bari, Italy
  • IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium - Remote Sensing for a Dynamic Earth (22nd - 27th July 2012) Munich, Germany
  • 34th International Geological Congress (IGC) (5th - 10th August 2012) Brisbane, Australia

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Persistent Scatterer Interferometry result for Stoke-on-Trent, UK. Colours show different rates of terrain-motion. Processed by TRE. Note, temporary graphic while awaiting first PanGeo product.