Scope of services
- Regional and detailed geological investigations
- Geological maps and cross-sections
- Stratigraphic and lithological description
- Structural geology: faults, folds, fractures and joints
- Geological-geotechnical reports for zoning plans
- Preliminary assessment of mineral and raw-material sites
- GIS-based spatial data analysis
Our approach
A desk study based on literature, MTA geological maps and remote-sensing data is verified through field observation, sampling and, where needed, drilling and geophysical data. Findings are processed in GIS and turned into clear, regulation-compliant reports that support decision-makers.
Deliverables
- Geological investigation report
- Geological maps and cross-sections (GIS format)
- Structural and stratigraphic assessment
- Hazard and suitability maps
Who is it for?
Public agencies, municipalities, mining and energy companies, industrial facilities and infrastructure investors.
Frequently asked questions
What is a geological report for zoning plans?
It assesses the suitability of a planned area for development from a geological and geotechnical perspective, classifying it as suitable, suitable with precautions or unsuitable, and is submitted for approval by the relevant authorities.
Why is a geological map important?
A map of rock distribution, faults and structures is the core input for groundwater exploration, ground investigation, mining and infrastructure decisions.