The Geological Survey of Greenland (GGu) has over the past few years improved its service to the mineral industry, not only by streamlining access to basic geological, geophysical and geochemical data, but also by increased effort in informing the mineral industry about available geodata. In recent issues of Report of Activities several papers discuss the nature of relevant geodata (Schønwandt 1990, 1993). and Dawes (this report) has summarised GGU's data service in its present form.
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