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To support participants of OneGeology, ESRI is offering one copy of the ArcGIS system to support the technical backbone of this infrastructure.

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Welcome to OneGeology

OneGeology is an international initiative of the geological surveys of the world. This ground-breaking project was launched in 2007 and contributed to the 'International Year of Planet Earth', becoming one of their flagship projects.

Thanks to the enthusiasm and support of participating nations, the initiative has progressed rapidly towards its target - creating dynamic geological map data of the world, available to everyone via the web. We invite you to explore the website and view the maps in the OneGeology Portal.

Fill in our online form to be kept informed of the OneGeology initiative progress and receive our regular newsletters.

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Happy 5th birthday OneGeology!

OneGeology celebrated its 5th anniversary in March 2012. The initial start-up workshop was held in Brighton, UK on March 12–16, 2007. Thank you to everyone who has supported the OneGeology initiative over this time.

OneGeology at the 34th International Geological Congress

34th IGC logo

Brisbane, Australia,
5 – 10th August 2012

OneGeology will be present and visible in many ways at the forthcoming IGC.

OneGeology announces
'The OneGeology Best Application Competition'
the prize is a free registration for the 34th IGC.

Monthly feature

Each month OneGeology will feature a different country's map from the portal.

May 2012

Country: Rwanda and Burundi

Scale: 1:2 777 777

Organisation: Royal Museum for Central Africa

Rwanda and Burundi 1:250 000 Faults, Lithostratigraphy and Chronostratigraphy

Rwanda and Burundi 1:250 000 Faults, Lithostratigraphy and Chronostratigraphy

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