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Geology is a science that deals with the study of the Earth. Geology is defined as a science that explores the origin, history and structure of the Earth, and Geourb Group will bring you closer to the significance of this great science in this blog.

Geology and history

Geology seeks to explain how the Earth is formed and how it changes over time. The scientists concerned are called geologists and they study soil, rocks, mountains, rivers, oceans, and other parts of the earth.

The term geology was first used in 1778 by Jacques-Anne Délič, but only a year later the Swiss aristocrat and physicist Horast-Benedik of Sosur were defined. Scientists who carry out all the necessary research related to geology are called geologists. Geology belongs to the earliest sciences and was first used to examine stones used as building materials. This also expanded to the examination of marble and lime, and they began very quickly with the exploration of minerals. Geology includes the study of organisms that have settled on our planet. An important part of geology is the study of how Earth's materials, structures, processes, and organisms changed over time.

There is more division of geology than science, and the most important one is that it paves the way for the Earth to certain regions: continents, oceans, seas, ore belts and other elements to show their origin and material. Today, more than ever, there is a great interest in this science, because it is believed that it contains answers to questions on how to deal with numerous negative climate change, such as global warming.

Geology and land

Geologists work to understand the history of our planet. The better they understand the history of the Earth, the better to predict how events and processes from the past can affect the future. Many processes like landslides, earthquakes, floods, and volcanic eruptions can be dangerous for humans, i.e. which can affect the overall civilization. The earthquake can destroy thousands of lives in a few minutes.

Also, tsunamis, floods, landslides, droughts, and volcanic activity can have a huge impact on civilization.

Geologists are studying these processes and can recommend action plans to reduce damage if such an event occurs. For example, by studying river flood patterns, geologists can recommend areas to avoid when building new cities, towns and residential areas to prevent future damage. Earthquake science, although a very difficult area of ??study, can help reduce damage to life and civilization by assessing where earthquakes are most likely to occur and recommending the type of technology that will be used to build buildings in these areas. Geologists tend to understand these processes enough to avoid their occurrence. If geologists can prepare maps of areas that have been flooded in the past, they can prepare maps of areas that could be flooded in the future.

These maps can be used to guide the development of communities and determine where flood protection is needed. Geology is an extremely important part of the construction sector. Geourb Group performs complete geotechnical engineering, with accompanying optimal solutions. Geourb Group engineers are part of the development of technical documentation for the Preliminary and Main Projects for the construction of a large number of residential buildings, business centers, infrastructure facilities. Also, they are part of the preparation of technical documentation for the design and execution of piles of landscaping, protection of the excavation of the foundation pit.

Geology and materials

People use everyday materials on Earth, ores and metals, water that is drawn from electricity or from underground. Geologists conduct studies that locate stones containing important metals, plan mines that produce them, and methods used to extract metal from the rock. Also, geologists work on locating and producing oil, natural gas and groundwater.

Geologists and importance

Today we are concerned about climate change. Many geologists are working to learn about past climatic conditions on Earth and how they have changed over time. This historical geology news is worth understanding how our current climate changes and what the results could be. Almost everything we use in our lives has something to do with the Earth. Homes, streets, computers, toys, tools are probably made from materials obtained from Earth.

Although the Sun is the ultimate energy source of the Earth, we rely on the Earth's energy resources for the needs of everyday energy needs (oil, carbon, nuclear energy derived from uranium, etc.). Geology finds these sources of Earth's energy, ways to extract them as efficiently as possible and with lower costs, with the least impact on the environment.

Water, an important natural resource, is scarce in many parts of the world. A geology study can help us find water resources under the Earth to reduce the impact of the lack of water on civilization.

There are many reasons why geology is important in life and civilization. Consider earthquakes, landslides, floods, droughts, volcanic activity, water currents, soil types, fuel oils, minerals (gold, silver, uranium) and so on. Geologists study all these concepts. Therefore, the study of geology plays an important role in modern life and civilization, and Geourb Group also deals with this important life aspect.

Geourb Group carries out all geodetic measurements needed to produce accurate and up-to-date geodetic bases for the purpose of developing feasibility studies, planning, management, design and construction.

We have also been trained for pre-construction terrain testing, land-use testing for the construction of buildings, bridges and tunnels.

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