Geologic Map Day
Celebrate Geologic Map Day on October 14, 2022!
Welcome to Geologic Map Day, a special event designed to promote awareness of geologic mapping and its vital importance to society.
John Callahan, associate scientist for the Delaware Geological Survey, has been selected to serve on a panel for the U.S. Climate Variability and Predictability (CLIVAR) Program. The program is jointly sponsored by NASA, NOAA, NSF and DOE.
Geologic Map Day
Celebrate Geologic Map Day on October 18, 2019!
Welcome to Geologic Map Day, a special event designed to promote awareness of geologic mapping and its vital importance to society.
Sea-level rise, dissipating dunes and susceptibility to storm surges are a few of the factors that contribute to a vulnerable coast. A coast at risk means an increased potential for damage to coastal communities and ecosystems in the event of tropical systems, nor'easters or other damaging weather.
More than 40 experts representing state and federal agencies and regional universities gathered to discuss these and other important issues during the Coastal Flood Research, Modeling and Monitoring Workshop on Sept. 16.
Geologic Map Day 2015, a special event designed to promote awareness of geologic mapping and its vital importance to society.
A new partnership of scientists and federal officials from Delaware to Virginia will take a regional look at sea-level rise and how best to prepare for the impacts, including shoreline loss and increased flooding from storms.