Štátny geologický ústav Dionýza Štúra – zabezpečuje výkon štátnej geologickej služby v Slovenskej republike

Geological map of Slovakia 1 : 50 000

In addition to the area, line, and point information the following separate layers are also available in the web application of the geological map: a list of used ground documents, categorization (quality layer), a mapping review, and a structural layout. To quickly and accurately locate a territory, or a location the Search function is provided, which is divided into administrative, regional, geological and geomorphological classification.

Partial Monitoring System – Geological Factors

Monitoring serves to objectively identify the environmental characteristics and assess their changes in the observed territory. Partial Monitoring System – Geological Factors creates an inherent part of the national environmental monitoring network. It focuses mainly in so-called geological hazards, i.e. harmful natural or anthropogenic geological processes that endanger the natural environment and, ultimately, man.

Geoanalytical laboratories

The Laboratories provide a comprehensive service of analytical, physical-chemical and mineralogical works for the needs of geological research, exploration and prospecting of raw minerals, regional geology, hydrogeology, geochemical mapping and environmental monitoring.

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Získali sme prestížne ocenenie Zodpovedný obstarávateľ 2024

Efektívne a transparentné hospodárenie s verejnými financiami patrí medzi naše priority. Portál TRANSPAREX nám udelil ocenenie Zodpovedný obstarávateľ 2024. Spomedzi…

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21st Slovak – Czech – Polish Paleontological Conference

The State Geological Institute of Dionýz Štúr in Bratislava has the honor of organizing the 21st Slovak – Czech –…

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21st Slovak – Czech – Polish Paleontological Conference

Dear colleagues and friends, Due to the persisting and tightening restrictions in connection with the coronavirus pandemic in the Slovak…

Sep132021

Medzinárodná konferencia RemTech Europe

V dňoch 20. – 24. septembra 2021 sa uskutoční Medzinárodná konferencia RemTech Europe zameraná na technológie v oblasti sanácií. Táto dôležitá…

Geological Survey of Environmental Burden Nemecká – Petrochema Dubová Site

ŠGÚDŠ is conducting a geological survey of the environmental burden Nemecká – Petrochema Dubová from 2024 to 2028, classified among the highest-risk sites. The project builds on the State Program for the Remediation of Environmental Burdens.

3D visualization of the source spatial geological data from the territory of SR

The objective will be the 3D visualization of the source geological data of the 3D geological model of the Slovak Republic at a scale of 1: 500 000. The project will deal with digital and spatially processed data from geological boreholes and geological profiles.

Prevention, Survey and Monitoring of Emergency Landslides

Slope deformations nowadays have caused much more damage than in the past. They are proportional to the degree of urbanization of the landscape. It is very important to reduce the risks associated with slope deformations to the lowest possible level. Appropriate measures can prevent the occurrence of slope deformations, or reduce their consequences. The geological task will be implemented in accordance with the Conceptual Document of the Programme for Prevention and Management of Landslide Risks (2014-2020), which sets out the frameworks and measures for gradual reduction of landslides risks related to floods.

Engineering-Geological Mapping of Slope Deformations in High-Risk Areas of Slovakia

Since March 2024, ŠGÚDŠ has been implementing a 70-month project “Engineering-Geological Mapping of Slope Deformations.” The survey covers an area of over 3,100 km² in the most high-risk regions of Slovakia (Central and Low Beskids, Slanské vrchy, Štiavnica Hills, Žiar Basin). The aim is the identification, registration, and mapping of landslide risks to enhance prevention and territorial protection.

Maps and data

Geological maps and their text explanations represent extensive monographic outputs owing their content and professional range. They are standing outside the interest of the private sector.

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Publishing

Comprehensive information about geological evolution and geological setting of the territory represents an inevitable basis for rational exploration and assessment of raw material resources.

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Digital archive

More than 100,000 objects are located in the Geofond and Central Geological Library. At the completion date of the project, around 44,000 objects were converted to electronic form.

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Laboratories

The State Geological Institute of Dionýz Štúr has included in its structure a number of laboratories due to the need to fulfil the obligations in the Statute of the Institute.

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Geological maps and their explanatory notes for sale

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Získali sme prestížne ocenenie Zodpovedný obstarávateľ 2024

21st Slovak – Czech – Polish Paleontological Conference

21st Slovak – Czech – Polish Paleontological Conference

Medzinárodná konferencia RemTech Europe

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Mineralia Slovaca

Slovak Minerals Yearbook

Geological Works, Reports (GPS)

Slovak Geological Magazine

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Maps and data

Publishing

Digital archive

Laboratories

Geological maps and their explanatory notes for sale

Geologicko-náučná mapa Zemplínske vrchy a interaktívne CD (1 : 50 000)

Sprievodca Sandbersko-pajštúnskym geoparkom a interaktívne CD (1 : 25 000)

Geologická mapa Záhorskej nížiny (II.vydanie)

Geologická mapa Žiaru

Geologická mapa Bielej Oravy

Geologická mapa Bielych Karpát (južná časť) a Myjavskej pahorkatiny

Geochemický atlas – Povrchové vody

Vysvetlivky ku geologickej mape Záhorskej nížiny

Vysvetlivky ku geologickej mape Žiaru

Vysvetlivky ku geologickej mape Bielych Karpát (južná časť) a Myjavskej pahorkatiny

Vysvetlivky ku geologickej mape regiónu Biela Orava

Vysvetlivky k základnej hydrogeologickej a hydrochemickej mape Muránskej planiny v mierke 1 : 50 000

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