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An ‘Atlas’is a collection of maps usually published in a book form. A ‘Geochemical Atlas’is a thematic special purpose atlas with maps describing the geographical distribution of chemical elements and other physico-chemical parameters in different natural sample media, such as stream sediment, overbank or floodplain sediment, stream water, ground water, soil, plants, etc. Because our standard of living and health depend closely on the chemistry of near-surface materials, such atlases that provide data on the state of our environment are important for policy and decision makers, but also for researchers and citizens alike. The EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group is dedicated to provide harmonised multi-purpose geochemical data bases, and has already published the Geochemical Atlas of Europe, and is in the process of preparing the Atlas of Ground water eochemistry of Europe, and the Atlas of Agricultural and Grazing Land Soils. An important aspect is that all raw data, quality control information, statistics, maps and interpretation texts are freely available for downloading through the internet.
Geochemical atlases of Europe produced by the EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group: state of progress and potential uses / DEMETRIADES A., REIMANN C., BIRKE M., SALMINEN R., DE VOS W., TARVAINEN, T. and THE EUROGEOSURVEYS GEOCHEMISTRY EXPERT GROUP.
members of the EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group, Austria: Albert Schedl, Heinz Reitner, Edith Haslinger, Peter Filzmoser; Belgium: Walter De Vos; Bosnia & Herzegovina: Hazim Hrvatovic; Neven Miosic, Ferid Skopljak, Natalija Samardzic; Bulgaria: Valeri Trendavilov; Croatia: Josip Halamić, Ajka Šorša, Stjepan Husnjak; Czech Republic: Miloslav Duris; Cyprus: Zomenia Zomeni; Denmark: Vibeke Ernstsen; Estonia: Jaan Kivisilla, Walter Petersell; Finland: Timo Tarvainen, Mikael Eklund; France: Ignace Salpeteur; F.Y.R.O.M.: Trajce Stafilov; Germany: Manfred Birke, Rainer Hoffmann, Jens Utermann; Hellas: Alecos Demetriades; Hungary: Gyozo Jordan, Ubul Fugedi, Laszlo Kuti; Ireland: Patrick O’Connor, Fionnuala Ni Mhairtin, Vincent Gallagher; Italy: Benedetto De Vivo, Annamaria Lima, Stefano Albanese, Enrico Dinelli, Domenico Cicchella, Paolo Valera; Latvia: Aivars Gilucis; Lithuania: Virgilija Gregorauskiene; Luxembourg: Robert Maquil; Netherlands, The: Gerben Mol; Norway: Clemens Reimann, Rolf Tore Ottesen, Tore Volden, Ola A. Eggen, Arnold Arnoldussen; Poland: Anna Pasieczna, Aleksandra Dusza, Paweł Kwecko; Portugal: Maria Joao Batista, Cátia Prazeres; Serbia: Aleksandra Gulan, Dragana Vidojević; Slovakia: Igor Slaninka, Peter Sefcik, Daniela Mackovych, Silvester Pramuka; Slovenia: Mateja Gosar; Spain: Juan Locutura, Alejandro Bel-lan; Sweden: Madelen Andersson, Kaj Lax; Switzerland: Peter Hayoz, Reto Giulio Meuli; Ukraine: Boris I. Malyuk, Volodymyr Klos; United Kingdom: Dee Flight, Andreas Scheib, Mick Strutt, Paul McDonnell.. - In: BULLETIN OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF GREECE. - ISSN 0438-9557. - STAMPA. - Proc 12th Int. Congr:(2010), pp. 2350-2360.
Geochemical atlases of Europe produced by the EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group: state of progress and potential uses.
DEMETRIADES A.;REIMANN C.;BIRKE M.;SALMINEN R.;DE VOS W.;TARVAINEN, T.;THE EUROGEOSURVEYS GEOCHEMISTRY EXPERT G.R.O.U.P. members of the EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group;Austria: Albert Schedl;Heinz Reitner;Edith Haslinger;Peter Filzmoser;Belgium: Walter De Vos;Bosnia;Herzegovina: Hazim Hrvatovic;Neven Miosic;Ferid Skopljak;Natalija Samardzic;Bulgaria: Valeri Trendavilov;Croatia: Josip Halami;#263;Ajka Šorša;Stjepan Husnjak;Czech Republic: Miloslav Duris;Cyprus: Zomenia Zomeni;Denmark: Vibeke Ernstsen;Estonia: Jaan Kivisilla, Walter Petersell;Finland: Timo Tarvainen, Mikael Eklund;France: Ignace Salpeteur;F. Y. R. O. M. : Trajce Stafilov;Germany: Manfred Birke;Rainer Hoffmann;Jens Utermann;Hellas: Alecos Demetriades;Hungary: Gyozo Jordan;Ubul Fugedi;Laszlo Kuti;Ireland: Patrick O’Connor;Fionnuala Ni Mhairtin;Vincent Gallagher;Italy: Benedetto De Vivo;Annamaria Lima;Stefano Albanese;DINELLI, ENRICO;Domenico Cicchella;Paolo Valera;Latvia: Aivars Gilucis;Lithuania: Virgilija Gregorauskiene;Luxembourg: Robert Maquil;Netherlands, The: Gerben Mol;Norway: Clemens Reimann;Rolf Tore Ottesen;Tore Volden;Ola A. Eggen;Arnold Arnoldussen;Poland: Anna Pasieczna;Aleksandra Dusza;Pawe, #322;Kwecko;Portugal: Maria Joao Batista, Cátia Prazeres;Serbia: Aleksandra Gulan, Dragana Vidojevi;#263;Slovakia: Igor Slaninka;Peter Sefcik;Daniela Mackovych;Silvester Pramuka;Slovenia: Mateja Gosar;Spain: Juan Locutura, Alejandro Bel lan;Sweden: Madelen Andersson, Kaj Lax;Switzerland: Peter Hayoz, Reto Giulio Meuli;Ukraine: Boris I. Malyuk, Volodymyr Klos;United Kingdom: Dee Flight;Andreas Scheib;Mick Strutt;Paul McDonnell
2010
Abstract
An ‘Atlas’is a collection of maps usually published in a book form. A ‘Geochemical Atlas’is a thematic special purpose atlas with maps describing the geographical distribution of chemical elements and other physico-chemical parameters in different natural sample media, such as stream sediment, overbank or floodplain sediment, stream water, ground water, soil, plants, etc. Because our standard of living and health depend closely on the chemistry of near-surface materials, such atlases that provide data on the state of our environment are important for policy and decision makers, but also for researchers and citizens alike. The EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group is dedicated to provide harmonised multi-purpose geochemical data bases, and has already published the Geochemical Atlas of Europe, and is in the process of preparing the Atlas of Ground water eochemistry of Europe, and the Atlas of Agricultural and Grazing Land Soils. An important aspect is that all raw data, quality control information, statistics, maps and interpretation texts are freely available for downloading through the internet.
Geochemical atlases of Europe produced by the EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group: state of progress and potential uses / DEMETRIADES A., REIMANN C., BIRKE M., SALMINEN R., DE VOS W., TARVAINEN, T. and THE EUROGEOSURVEYS GEOCHEMISTRY EXPERT GROUP.
members of the EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group, Austria: Albert Schedl, Heinz Reitner, Edith Haslinger, Peter Filzmoser; Belgium: Walter De Vos; Bosnia & Herzegovina: Hazim Hrvatovic; Neven Miosic, Ferid Skopljak, Natalija Samardzic; Bulgaria: Valeri Trendavilov; Croatia: Josip Halamić, Ajka Šorša, Stjepan Husnjak; Czech Republic: Miloslav Duris; Cyprus: Zomenia Zomeni; Denmark: Vibeke Ernstsen; Estonia: Jaan Kivisilla, Walter Petersell; Finland: Timo Tarvainen, Mikael Eklund; France: Ignace Salpeteur; F.Y.R.O.M.: Trajce Stafilov; Germany: Manfred Birke, Rainer Hoffmann, Jens Utermann; Hellas: Alecos Demetriades; Hungary: Gyozo Jordan, Ubul Fugedi, Laszlo Kuti; Ireland: Patrick O’Connor, Fionnuala Ni Mhairtin, Vincent Gallagher; Italy: Benedetto De Vivo, Annamaria Lima, Stefano Albanese, Enrico Dinelli, Domenico Cicchella, Paolo Valera; Latvia: Aivars Gilucis; Lithuania: Virgilija Gregorauskiene; Luxembourg: Robert Maquil; Netherlands, The: Gerben Mol; Norway: Clemens Reimann, Rolf Tore Ottesen, Tore Volden, Ola A. Eggen, Arnold Arnoldussen; Poland: Anna Pasieczna, Aleksandra Dusza, Paweł Kwecko; Portugal: Maria Joao Batista, Cátia Prazeres; Serbia: Aleksandra Gulan, Dragana Vidojević; Slovakia: Igor Slaninka, Peter Sefcik, Daniela Mackovych, Silvester Pramuka; Slovenia: Mateja Gosar; Spain: Juan Locutura, Alejandro Bel-lan; Sweden: Madelen Andersson, Kaj Lax; Switzerland: Peter Hayoz, Reto Giulio Meuli; Ukraine: Boris I. Malyuk, Volodymyr Klos; United Kingdom: Dee Flight, Andreas Scheib, Mick Strutt, Paul McDonnell.. - In: BULLETIN OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF GREECE. - ISSN 0438-9557. - STAMPA. - Proc 12th Int. Congr:(2010), pp. 2350-2360.
DEMETRIADES A., REIMANN C., BIRKE M., SALMINEN R., DE VOS W., TARVAINEN, T. and THE EUROGEOSURVEYS GEOCHEMISTRY EXPERT GROUP.
members of the EuroGeoSurveys Geochemistry Expert Group, Austria: Albert Schedl, Heinz Reitner, Edith Haslinger, Peter Filzmoser; Belgium: Walter De Vos; Bosnia & Herzegovina: Hazim Hrvatovic; Neven Miosic, Ferid Skopljak, Natalija Samardzic; Bulgaria: Valeri Trendavilov; Croatia: Josip Halamić, Ajka Šorša, Stjepan Husnjak; Czech Republic: Miloslav Duris; Cyprus: Zomenia Zomeni; Denmark: Vibeke Ernstsen; Estonia: Jaan Kivisilla, Walter Petersell; Finland: Timo Tarvainen, Mikael Eklund; France: Ignace Salpeteur; F.Y.R.O.M.: Trajce Stafilov; Germany: Manfred Birke, Rainer Hoffmann, Jens Utermann; Hellas: Alecos Demetriades; Hungary: Gyozo Jordan, Ubul Fugedi, Laszlo Kuti; Ireland: Patrick O’Connor, Fionnuala Ni Mhairtin, Vincent Gallagher; Italy: Benedetto De Vivo, Annamaria Lima, Stefano Albanese, Enrico Dinelli, Domenico Cicchella, Paolo Valera; Latvia: Aivars Gilucis; Lithuania: Virgilija Gregorauskiene; Luxembourg: Robert Maquil; Netherlands, The: Gerben Mol; Norway: Clemens Reimann, Rolf Tore Ottesen, Tore Volden, Ola A. Eggen, Arnold Arnoldussen; Poland: Anna Pasieczna, Aleksandra Dusza, Paweł Kwecko; Portugal: Maria Joao Batista, Cátia Prazeres; Serbia: Aleksandra Gulan, Dragana Vidojević; Slovakia: Igor Slaninka, Peter Sefcik, Daniela Mackovych, Silvester Pramuka; Slovenia: Mateja Gosar; Spain: Juan Locutura, Alejandro Bel-lan; Sweden: Madelen Andersson, Kaj Lax; Switzerland: Peter Hayoz, Reto Giulio Meuli; Ukraine: Boris I. Malyuk, Volodymyr Klos; United Kingdom: Dee Flight, Andreas Scheib, Mick Strutt, Paul McDonnell.
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