Glasgow's geoenergy observatory releases information from 199m underground

The UK Geoenergy Observatory in Glasgow has released data and images from up to 199m below the surface of the city.

A core sample from one of the 12 boreholes at the UK Geoenergy Observatory in Glasgow being scanned in a laboratory

21 September 2020
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The data, taken from the Glasgow observatory's 12 boreholes, which range from 16-199 m deep and are fitted with 319 state-of-the art sensors, will help scientists understand the subsurface better and

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