Übersicht über die Kartendienste (WMS-Dienste) des Landesamts für Geologie, Rohstoffe und Bergbau in Baden-Württemberg

With the Hanover City Railway we will go on a time travel through the geology of Hanover. Under the streets of Hanover - in German: UStraH - we travel through 170 million years of earth history between the Upper Cretaceous and the Zechstein. We will show you what awaits you on this journey with ten selected stops.

The Online Public Access Catalogue includes the holdings of the library and archive: geoscientific monographs, journals, articles, maps and unpublished archival documents. Literature from the time before 1990 is not yet fully listed and can only be searched using formal criteria (e.g. title, author, or year).

The Soil Atlas Germany published by the BGR provides a broad spectrum of soil science information for the interested public on 144 pages and in 48 thematic maps. The thematic maps are based on the profile and area data as well as evaluation methods in the Soil Science Information System of the BGR (FISBo BGR). With the digital soil atlas Germany, BGR is presenting a part of this comprehensive map series.

The World-wide Hydrogeological Mapping and Assessment Programme (WHYMAP) provides data and information about the earth´s major groundwater resources. The WHYMAP Viewer provides access to the topics “Groundwater Resources of the World", "World-wide River and Groundwater Basins", "World-wide Groundwater Vulnerability", "Karst Aquifers of the World", and to the “World-wide Hydrogeological Map Information System (WHYMIS)”.

The online map displays the location, surface extension and environmental hazard potentials for 100 mine sites for iron, copper and bauxite. The map contains standard map tools, filter functions and info boxes providing back-ground information on the OekoRess III project and the applied evaluation method. When the user clicks on each mine site displayed, a drop-down list appears that contains further site-specific information and a link for down-loading a factsheet (pdf).

Die Informationsplattform Undine stellt insbesondere für Hoch- und Niedrigwasser den aktuellen Zustand (Wasserführung & Wasserbeschaffenheit) im Einzugsgebiet überregional dar. Die Bewertung aktueller Ereignisse wird durch den Vergleich mit historischen Daten erleichtert. Zu vergangenen Hoch- und Niedrigwasserereignissen gibt es kompakte Beschreibungen (Steckbriefe) unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Auswirkungen auf die Wasserbeschaffenheit. Die Informationen stehen für den deutschen Anteil der Einzugsgebiete von Rhein, Weser, Elbe, Oder und Donau online zur Verfügung.