Annual report 1973

Olaf Michelsen, Leif Banke Rasmussen

    Publikation: Bidrag til bog/rapport/konferenceproceedingsBogkapitelForskning

    Resumé

    The Geological Survey of Denmark was established in 1888 in order to carry out the geological mapping of the country, to collect all relevant geological information concerning Denmark and the Faeroe Islands, and to process this material scientifically. The role of geology in the advancement of society has resulted in directed research also becoming a significant function, which now constitutes a large proportion of the work at the institute.

    The Geological Survey of Denmark is led by a scientifically trained director, and immediately under him come the administrative, book-keeping, and similar functions. The remainder of the institute is divided up into 6 scientific departments, each under the leadership of a Chief Geologist.
    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    TitelDGU Årbog 1973
    ForlagDGU
    Sider141-154
    Antal sider14
    Vol/bind1973
    DOI
    StatusUdgivet - 1 nov. 1974

    Publikationsserier

    NavnDGU Årbog
    Vol/bind1973

    Programområde

    • Programområde 1: Data

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