North Dakota Geological Survey

The North Dakota Geological Survey serves as the primary source of geological and map-related information in the State. It promotes better public understanding of the States natural resources by creating, collecting, and disseminating geologic and map-related information, and it administers several regulatory programs as well as acting in an advisory capacity to other state agencies. Regulatory responsibilities include storing and curating oil-well core and samples and making these materials available for study at their core and sample library in Grand Forks. The Survey also regulates coal exploration, geothermal resources, subsurface minerals, Class III Underground Injection Control Wells, and fossil resource...

Paleontology,fossil exhibits,fossil excavation & recovery,subsurface geology,petroleum geology,williston basin,bakken petroleum system,well core & drilling samples,geothermal resources,surface geology,energy & minerals,natural resources,natural hazards,research publications,mapping,lidar technology,and public outreach & events

North dakota geological survey operates in the Research services industry.

North dakota geological survey's revenue is 11m - 100m

North dakota geological survey has 11 - 50 employees.