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The UK's national geoscience agency, publishing free geological risk datasets covering radon, mining hazard, subsidence, and ground stability — critical for property environmental due diligence.
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The British Geological Survey (BGS OpenGeoscience) provides open access to a range of geoscience datasets focused on geological risk factors impacting UK properties.
Key datasets include radon gas potential maps, mining hazard data (covering coal, tin, salt and historical mines), ground stability information related to subsidence, hydrogeology, and superficial deposit thickness.
These datasets are primarily utilised by environmental search companies, insurers, conveyancers, and property professionals who require detailed ground condition and risk assessments.
Data can be accessed via the BGS OpenGeoscience web portal and through APIs, with datasets freely available under an open licence.
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Data is periodically updated by BGS, with revisions published as new geological information becomes available.
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Go to the official British Geological Survey OpenGeoscience website to explore available datasets.
Choose the relevant geological datasets such as radon potential, mining hazard or ground stability.
Download data files directly or use available APIs for integration into property risk assessment tools.
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