Coring

Coring refers to the process of extracting a cylindrical sample from a larger material, often used in geology, soil science, and construction. The sample, called a core, helps scientists understand the layers and composition of the material below the surface, such as soil, rock, or ice. Coring is essential for studying environmental conditions, assessing natural resources, or evaluating the stability of structures. It provides valuable information about the physical and chemical properties of the material, enabling informed decisions in fields like engineering, archaeology, and environmental monitoring.