The boreholes database is an inventory of subsurface data in Catalonia through the collection of available geological and geotechnical survey information. The surveys are classified into three groups: surveys, penetrometers and trial pits.

Report describing Storm Gloria and the geomorphological effects associated with slope movements, fluvial and coastal dynamics, based on orthophotos, satellite imagery, press analysis, questionnaires, fieldwork and inventories.

WMS service for rockfall inventories with fragmentation data. Data from the source, blocks and deposit are displayed.

Report presenting the 3D geological model of the Holocene prism of the Ebro Delta, developed within the LIFE Ebro-Admiclim project, detailing methodology, reconstructed geological units and uses (subsidence, hydrogeology, geotechnics).

Report compiling and organising existing geophysical data and models for the Catalan coastline from ICGC and other entities, facilitating access and analysis within the SIDL project.

Report identifying geological hazards across 166 sectors within the Girona Coastal RSNS Master Plan, describing territorial context, methodology, identification criteria, hazard assessment and recommendations.

Report analysing the effects of the early September 2023 DANA in Catalonia (heavy rainfall focused on Terres de l’Ebre and significant swell), based on press, social media, municipal inputs and satellite imagery, including an impacts inventory.

Report developed under contract H-3/2024 between ICM-CSIC and ICGC that defines an integrated methodology for characterizing the recent sedimentary cover of the Catalan coast. It details protocols from planning and acquisition of high-resolution seismic profiles to the processing and storage of data and samples (surface samples and vibrocores), aiming to obtain reliable, reproducible and high-quality data tailored to the project objectives.

Technical report describing the execution of boreholes and CPTU tests in six coastal plains of Catalonia to characterize Holocene deposits and determine their geotechnical properties.

3D model of Port del Comte aquifers, developed as part of the assessment of underground water resources available in Catalonia. More specifically, this model contains the lithological-hydrogeological units, the main geological structures, the topographic surface of the project area, the location of the main karst springs and the saturated rock volumes of the water reservoirs associated with each of the springs