Data

Information on the results of geological work and research activities is stored by the Czech Geological Survey (CGS) in specialised databases, which are kept in the Central Data Store (CDS). On this page you will find a thematically organised overview of the databases and geodatabases that make up the CDS and possible online access to them - via web applications and services, or downloadable via download services according to the INSPIRE Directive specification or in open data format.The status is automatically updated from the CGS Metadata Catalogue on an ongoing basis.

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Borehole surveys
Geological map of the Czech Republic 1 : 50,000 (GEOCR50)
Geological map of the Czech Republic 1 : 500,000 (GEOCR500)
Important geological localities
Lithological logs – Boreholes
Borehole surveys
Hydrogeological data – Boreholes
Mineral information system (SurIS)
Abandoned mine lands
Inventory of mine workings
Reported mining impacts
Radon index map 1 : 50,000 (GEOCR50)
Slope deformations register
Slope deformations register
Abandoned mine lands
Mineral information system (SurIS)
Radon index map 1 : 50,000 (GEOCR50)
Reported mining impacts
Slope deformations register
Borehole surveys
Check-shooting
Geoelectrics - Vertical electrical sounding (VES)
Geophysical surveys
Radon index map 1 : 50,000 (GEOCR50)
Seismic profiles
Radon index map 1 : 50,000 (GEOCR50)
Borehole surveys
Geophysical surveys
Borehole surveys
Important geological localities
Borehole surveys
Mineral information system (SurIS)

Metadata

Metadata is structured information about data. The CGS has a legal obligation to maintain and provide up-to-date information on its data sources at the international, national and internal level. The information is also used to generate overviews of CGS digital products on the website.

Metadatový katalog ČGS
CGS metadata catalogue

CGS Metadata catalogue is the central access point to search information (metadata) about data sources that are maintained and provided for public by the Czech Geological Survey. It is based on MIcKA system, which enables the user to work with metadata of spatial data in accordance with international standards (ISO, OGC and INSPIRE). Metadata are administered centrally in a database, edited and viewed through a web interface, and published by means of a standardized catalogue service (CS-W).

National and international use of CGS metadata