Future-proof land use
Human activities for energy and groundwater extraction in the (shallow) subsurface in the Netherlands have an effect on ground movement and subsidence. To prevent future damage, it is important to understand and predict this effect. Effective spatial planning and stakeholder management and governance are therefore urgent for future proof land use.
Process insight, validated geo-models and availability of geo-data is needed to ensure long-term stability and social acceptance for a safe and sustainable use of the subsurface.

Our latest developments
10 resultaten, getoond 1 t/m 5
Updated seabed-sediment map provides more insight into the seabed of the Dutch North Sea
TNO Geological Survey of the Netherlands has updated the seabed-sediment map of the Dutch sector of the North Sea. The new mud-percentage map, updated data and extended coverage to the Dutch coastline provide more comprehensive, detailed and accurate insight into seabed composition.


TNO and partners launch project to accelerate longduration energy storage in the Dutch energy system


New map reveals coastal resilience and vulnerability across Europe


Geology of the Netherlands: the wealth of knowledge under our feet


How fast did sea levels rise after the last ice age?






