Engineering Geology Database – atlases of agglomerations

Description

Geological and engineering atlases of urban agglomerations are the largest and unique collection of digital data on construction conditions in Poland. Atlases are based mainly on detailed information obtained from geological and engineering, geotechnical, hydrogeological and reservoir documentation as well as borehole profiles.

Atlas maps are a graphical analysis of information obtained from the synthesis of geological and engineering data. The use of digital methods on a huge data resource allows the assessment of geological and engineering conditions, primarily for the purposes of spatial planning and construction. The information contained in the atlases also makes it possible to make decisions related to the design of detailed ground research, minimization of environmental damage and the preparation of forecasts and economic aspects of the investment. The analysis of information layers on geological hazards also enables the development of risk maps.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
Engineering geology – atlases of urban agglomerations – WFS service XML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of urban agglomerations – WMS service XML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – GeoLOG application HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – geomorphology (polygons) – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – depth to the first drilled groundwater table – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – soils and rocks at a depth of 1 m b.g.l. – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – soils and rocks at a depth of 10 m b.g.l. – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – soils and rocks at a depth of 2 m b.g.l. – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – soils and rocks at a depth of 4 m b.g.l. – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – soils and rocks at a depth of 5 m b.g.l. – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – soils and rocks at a depth of 6 m b.g.l. – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – soils and rocks at a depth of 8 m b.g.l. – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – cross section lines – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – areas of atlases – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – forecasted subsidence as a result of mining exploitation – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – area of putative occurrence of anthropogenic soils – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – area of putative occurrence of weak soils – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – area of putative occurrence of mining empty spaces – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – boreholes – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – 1:10,000 map’s index– Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – terrain inclination – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – borehole density – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – area of documented shallow mining exploitation – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – geotechnical conditions at a depth of 2 m b.g.l. – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource
Engineering geology – atlases of agglomerations – land development – Shapefile (SHP) HTML Open resource

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