The fourth joint meeting of the project team for the international project Innovation of Geological Information Systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina took place from September 15 to 17, 2026, in Bihać, Bosnia.
Czech Geological Survey
The Czech Geological Survey, a state institution with a tradition dating back to 1919, combines cutting-edge research with practical expert activities. It provides reliable and long-term information that helps protect natural resources and supports the sustainable development of the state and society.
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To summarize the results achieved by the Remote Sensing team of the Czech Geological Survey within the MultiMiner project, an interactive StoryMap titled “Eyes on the Earth: The Future of Responsible Mining” has been created.
From July 27 to 31, the Czech Geological Survey (CGS) welcomed young professionals from the geological surveys of Bosnia and Herzegovina – Armin Jahić (FZZG) and Bojana Golić Ilić (RZZGI) – at its Barrandov facility in Prague.
Extremely intensive two weeks of fieldwork, knowledge sharing, and international partnership building under a project supported by the International Visegrad Fund are behind us.
From June 22 to 26, 2026, practical training sessions focused on open-source Geographic Information Systems (QGIS) and the application of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) in geological practice took place in Sarajevo.
The Czech Geological Survey (CGS), together with the Faculty of Science of Charles University, has received the prestigious Esri Special Achievement in GIS Award 2026.
