Challenge InnerSpace will launch GeoMap North America, the second main knowledge launch of our international geothermal useful resource mapping mission. GeoMap is a freely accessible geothermal prospecting software being developed by Challenge InnerSpace in partnership with Google.
GeoMap North America contains floor and subsurface knowledge for Canada, the USA and Mexico. This new launch contains some fairly cool options, together with 150+ layers of subsurface and floor knowledge, with many layers newly created and by no means earlier than used for geothermal prospecting, permitting customers to discover and rank geothermal improvement alternatives using elements like state and county boundaries, air pollution level sources, distance to transmission, warmth and electrical energy demand, regulatory incentives, and technoeconomic issues.
Wish to see US coal crops with the very best geothermal conversion potential? How about army bases? Wish to know the states within the US with the best geothermal potential which might be proper now fully absent from the dialog (assume geothermal in Alabama)? How about probably the most polluting industrial sources with the very best potential by state? Geothermal potential in indigenous communities? Lithium manufacturing potential from geothermal brines? GeoMap can do it – without cost and out there to everybody.
Congrats to the 85+ researchers globally who’re working with Innerspace to make GeoMap a actuality! The software is a treasure trove of geothermal nuggets.
About Challenge InnerSpace: Challenge InnerSpace is the main unbiased non-profit group devoted to the worldwide improvement of geothermal power. Our mission is to take away the boundaries to the exponential progress and improvement of geothermal power worldwide by 2030. To study extra about Challenge InnerSpace please go to www.projectinnerspace.org
