The dataset contains information from de database BDMIN regarding the exploitations (abandoned, intermittent or active) and occurrences of industrial rocks and minerals. These data have been generated by the IGME throughout numerous projects, from the early 1970s to the present. The information is structured in different sections: Identification, location, mining domain, mining-I (Technical parameters), mining-II (Socio-economic and commercial parameters), geology and complementary information. The storage format is SQLServer. It is publicly accessible, except for some of the data which are restricted. This information is harmonized according to the specifications of the MIN4EU database model as part of the Mintell4EU project.

Protection zones map integrated on the Management Plan of Ria Formosas Natural Park published by the RCM n.º 78/2009, dated 2 September. Represents one of the map produced in the Space Planning phase of the Plan, published at 1: 25000 scale. Delimits space classes, depending on the dominant use and establishing operative units of planning and management. The use of this resource does not exempt the consultation of the official documents.

A set of 5 map sheets: 1. Lakeba : Fiji : carte d'aptitudes culturales et forestières - map of land suitability for agriculture and forestry. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1977. 2. Lakeba : Fiji : carte de végétation - vegetation map. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1976. 3. Lakeba : Fiji : carte des sols - Soils map. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1976. 4. Lakeba : Fiji : carte géomorphologique - geomorphological map. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1976. 5. Lakeba : land use. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1976.

One mosaic of 4 map sheets: 1. Lit majeur de la Bénoué : carte pédologique : planche 1. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1974. 2. Lit majeur de la Bénoué : carte pédologique : planche 2. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1974. 3. Lit majeur de la Bénoué : carte pédologique : planche 3. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1974. 4. Lit majeur de la Bénoué : carte pédologique : planche 4. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1974.

The map sheet: 1. Groupes et territoires traditionnels dans l'île de Tanna : région du Centre Nord : (Loanatom, White-Grass, Centre Brousse) : carte No 3. Scale of 1:25 000. Date of publication: 1986.

The map shows the vulnerability of subsoils to compaction by traffic. It covers most of Scotland’s cultivated agricultural land area. The subsoil compaction risk gives information on the likelihood of the subsoil becoming compacted due to heavy machinery in four classes (Extremely vulnerable, Very vulnerable, Moderately vulnerable or Not particularly vulnerable) based on the soil texture and the amount of water left in the soil after any excess has drained away (known as field capacity).

Zone d'inondation de la seine (scénarii - frequent / Moyen / extreme)

Qs - Modern beach sands (HOLOCENE).Qv - Valley fill (LATE PLEISTOCENE-HOLOCENE, TYRRHENIAN): Low angle subaerial fanglomerate cones, terra rossas, local clays and alluvium. Fanglomerates frequently are dominated by subangular carbonate lithoclast breccias and interpenetrative channels. Intercalated terra rossa palaeosols often contain rhizoid (root) fabrics and nodular caliche of varying ages but all post date valley cutting.Thickness 0-7m. Qb - Dunes and raised beach deposits (LATE PLEISTOCENE-HOLOCENE, TYRRHENIAN): Wind blown foraminiferal, marine mollusc and quartzarenitic grainstones. In Malta, the Marfa Point deposit contains rhizoid fabrics, and pulmonate gastropods of undiagnostic age. Terra rossa palaeosols are intercalated in some sections. The main deposits in Gozo are at Ramla Bay. Thickness 0-3m. Qt - Tufa and travertine deposits (? EARLY PLEISTOCENE): Friable, cream coloured lime mudstones, and wackestones with abundant plant remains, pulmonate and hydrobid gastropods. All deposits developed before termination of valley incision. The Fiddien Valley deposit near Rabat (Malta) pre-dates the terra rossa palaeosols but molluscan faunas are undiagnostic of age. Thickness 0-16m.

The Tertiary theme gives information on the Miocene and Oligocene bedrock divided at Member level.It was produced from the Geological Map of the Maltese Islands published at a scale of 1:25,000 by the Oil Exploration Directorate (OPM) in 1993. This map depicts the bedrock geology of the Maltese Islands including lithological and structural information.

Continental Portugal Coastal Programs