Nice, S.E.; Flight, D.M.A.; Fordyce, F.M.; Scheib, A.J.. 2007 Geochemical characteristics of urban centres within the UK. In: Abstracts of the SEGH Urban Geochemistry and Health Conference. SEGH, 1pp.
Abstract
The British Geological Survey’s Geochemical Baseline Survey of the Environment project (G-BASE) is
responsible for the systematic geochemical mapping of the land surface of Great Britain. Samples of
soils, stream sediments and stream waters collected at an average density of 1 sample per 1.5 km2 are
determined for up to 46 elements/parameters. The project has covered over three-quarters of the U.K
providing a comprehensive overview of the baseline geochemistry of Great Britain.
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