Geological databases

Geological databases are organized collections of data about the Earth's materials, structures, and processes. They contain information on rocks, minerals, fossils, and geological formations, gathered from research, surveys, and exploration. These databases help scientists, engineers, and decision-makers understand the Earth's history, assess natural resources, and evaluate risks like earthquakes or landslides. By providing access to comprehensive geological information, these databases support informed decision-making in fields such as environmental management, construction, and natural resource exploration.