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The service displays recorded instances of industrial minerals divided into group and subtype, as well as valuation of industrial minerals area. The service serves primarily municipalities and Norway Digital stakeholders. An extended version (Prospecting. no ) have been prepared for the foreign prospecting companies and the academic community.

The service displays recorded instances of metals. It is available in the application along with NatursteinWMS2, IndustrimineralerWMS2, and BergrettigheterWMS. The service serves primarily municipalities and Norway Digital stakeholders. An extended version (Prospecting.no) have been prepared for foreign prospecting companies and the academic community.

The service displays recorded instances of natural stone divided into group and subtype, as well as valuation of natural stone areas. It is available in the application along with NatursteinWMS2, IndustrimineralerWMS2, and BergrettigheterWMS. The service serves primarily municipalities and Norway Digital stakeholders. An extended version (Prospecting.no) have been prepared for foreign prospecting companies and the academic community.

The service displays calcium content in bedrock through the distribution of different rock types along the ecological gradient of calcium content (KA), as well as ultramafic rocks, which are highly iron-magnesium-rich rocks formed deep within the Earth's crust or mantle. Data are derived from harmonized bedrock at 1:250,000 scale (N250)

This map service shows nationally susceptibility map for radon. The service provides an initial assessment of susceptibility for radon, and can be used as an aid for municipalities to assess the need for new measurements in homes and in planning processes. Resolution of the data is lower than scale 1 : 50,000. The map shows the probability that it can be or will be a radon problem, and therefore  interesting information for managing follow-up surveys and the development of guidelines for new housing construction.

The mapping service for geological heritage displays registered geological sites that may be of interest to tourists, school students, and natural resource managers. Some of the material is from older sources, and there are professional gaps in the dataset. We welcome suggestions for corrections and new areas that should be included

The service shows airborne geophysics, ground geophysics, borehole logging, petrophysics and gravimetric. For ground geophysics and boreholes shows cartography for geophysical methods. For airborne geophysics shows cartography for fixed wing and helicopter.

The data is organized into study areas, giving overview information. A study area contains one or more measurement points, which in turn is (1) a borehole or (2) miniloggers measuring near-surface temperature outside boreholes. Temperature data in boreholes may be temperature series with time (monitoring) or temperature with depth (logs). Near-surface temperature data is temperature series with time only. The database may also hold photographs of study areas (overview) or measurement points (detail).

In Norwegian only.

NGU’s deliveries for DOK datasets are made available as an Atom Feed. This means that you, as a user, can subscribe (RSS Subscription) to receive updates on which datasets are available in this format. Each entry in the general Atom Feed points to a new Atom Feed, which includes entries for files produced for the individual datasets. NGU produces multiple selectable file formats, projections, and administrative divisions.

You can also use the Mapping Authority’s tool at Geonorge to download our data along with data from other data providers.