The Geology in my Municipality map organize and present the geological knowledge so that geology increasingly incorporated into planning processes, both locally and regionally. Geology is important both for economic development, planning of new residential areas, resource management, water supply, environmental impact assessment (EIA) and risk and vulnerability analyzes. 

The geological information presented in the application are structured by topic areas that are known in planning processes: Landscape, Resources and Safety. The application allows for looking into issues relating to such topics, with the possibility to go deeper into the data structure and content by clicking for more mapping functionality to bring up more detailed characteristics, to see product sheet and to download data. In Norwegian only.

The map of ground investigations (NADAG) shows borehole (points) where ground surveys are carried out. NADAG includes geotechnical data (boreholes) and has a view service for this. The services NADAG offers are free. Where raw data or reports are linked to the survey point, this can be downloaded free of charge. 

The information associated with each data point varies and partly depends on the format of data are passed on. There have been no attempts to correct errors in the data sets. NADAG and contributors are not responsible for the individual's use of the data sets. Use of data must be referenced to data owner. 

The map of Geoheritage in Norway shows geosites which it is important that people working in administration know of. 

Some of the material is old. We are working continually to improve the dataset. 

Please contact us if you have any tips for corrections and new areas that should be put in. 

The map of Unstable mountain areas has information about every known unstable mountain in Norway. These areas are mountains which shows signs of movement or deformation since last glacial period and can lead to mountain slides in the future. 

The mapping and analyzis has been conducted by  NGU for the directorate of water and energy (NVE).

The permafrost database offers information about ground temperatures from boreholes and mini loggers (MTDs) near the surface at Svalbard. The database was established during the International Polar Year in 2007 as one of the main objectives of the research project Thermal State of Permafrost in Norway and Svalbard. 

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.

This permafrost map offers information about ground temperatures from boreholes and mini loggers (MTDs) near the surface at the mainland of Norway. The database was established during the International Polar Year in 2007 as one of the main objectives of the research project Thermal State of Permafrost in Norway and Svalbard. 

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 delivers marine geological maps covering a wide range of topics, including: 

• Sediments (grain size and formation).
• Sedimentation environments.
• Pollution.
• Landscape and landforms. 

The maps are also available at different scales to suit various users. 

In recent years, the MAREANO project covering the northern oceans has received much attention, but NGU also work in coastal areas and in other parts of the Norwegian waters. 

Overview of printed bedrock maps and quaternary maps, preliminary map products and digital map data sets. The Map Catalog exists both online and downloadable in PDF format. In Norwegian only.

InSAR Norway shows measurements of ground motion from satellite, called InSAR. The method registers movements in millimetre scale, for example subsidence in cities and deformation in unstable rock slopes. 

The density of measuring points varies with the ground surface and is highest in cities and along infrastructure as well as terrain dominated by bare rock. The data originates from the satellites Sentinel-1A/1B from EUs Copernicus program.