The AGEMERA project has uploaded exploration datasets, educational resources, and social perception survey reports to the European Geological Data Infrastructure (EGDI), ensuring long-term visibility and reuse within a trusted European framework. The datasets cover geological, geochemical, geophysical, and modelling results from field campaigns in Finland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Spain, Bulgaria, Poland, and Zambia, including maps, geophysical grids, geochemical tables, and 3D mineral system models of critical raw material (CRM) potential. All data are harmonised to EGDI and INSPIRE standards, supporting interoperability and integration with other European datasets. Educational outputs, including accredited courses, teaching packages, and the CRM Serious Game, as well as survey reports on local perceptions of mining, are also available. To maximise accessibility, all public data are additionally provided through the University of Oulu geoserver (agemeradb.oulu.fi), and educational materials and awareness tools can be accessed via the project website (www.agemera.eu).
Addressing target audiences and expressing needs
- To raise awareness and possibly influence policy
- Use of research Infrastructure
- Collaboration
We are seeking collaboration with policymakers, researchers, and international organisations to maximise the use of AGEMERA datasets, survey results, and educational materials now accessible via the well-established EGDI platform. EGDI provides a trusted, long-term framework for data visibility and reuse. Based on our experience, closer cooperation with national surveys and EGDI can further streamline data pathways and accelerate uptake, ensuring these resources deliver their full potential for science, policy, and innovation.
- International Organisations (ex. OECD, FAO, UN, etc.)
- Research and Technology Organisations
- Academia/ Universities
