Environmental geology mapping for land use planning purposes in the Torbay area

EM Lee, JC Doornkamp, JS Griffiths, DG Tragheim

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Abstract

In 1986 Geomorphological Services Ltd (GSL), in association with Engineering Geology Ltd (EGL), commenced an environmental geology study of the Torbay area for the Department of the Environment. The objectives of this study were to produce new geology maps and to provide a compilation and interpretation of geological, geotechnical and earth science data as a basis for safe, cost-effective planning for development and urban renewal. The study involved both fieldwork and the collation of existing records and published material. This paper describes the nature and scope of the work and includes a presentation of certain aspects of the study. The importance of this technique of presenting thematic data for land use planning is discussed.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)18-25
Number of pages0
JournalGeoscience in South-West England
Volume7
Issue number1
Publication statusPublished - 1 Dec 1988

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