International Union of Geological Sciences

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The International Union of Geological Sciences is a global scientific organization that coordinates and standardizes geological research, classifications, and time scales across the international geoscience community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international scientific organization
non-governmental organization
abbreviation International Union of Geological Sciences self-linksurface differs
surface form: IUGS
alsoKnownAs International Union of Geological Sciences
surface form: IUGS
collaboratesWith International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
International Union of Soil Sciences
UNESCO
coordinates global standardization of the geological time scale
ratification of Global Boundary Stratotype Sections and Points
field geology
geoscience
focus coordination of international geological research
development of global geoscience standards
promotion of earth science education
formerParentOrganization International Science Council
surface form: International Council for Science
founded 1961
governingBody International Union of Geological Sciences self-linksurface differs
surface form: IUGS Executive Committee
hasCommission Commission on Geoscience Education
Commission on Geoscience for Environmental Management
International Commission on Stratigraphy
surface form: Commission on Stratigraphy

Commission on Tectonics and Structural Geology
Commission on the History of Geological Sciences
hasCommittee International Commission on Stratigraphy
hasDocument Global Stratotype Section and Point guidelines
International Chronostratigraphic Chart
hasMember adhering national academies and scientific bodies
national geological organizations
headquartersCountry China
headquartersLocation Beijing
nonProfitStatus non-profit
officialLanguage English
organizes international geological congresses and conferences
parentOrganization International Science Council
purpose to define and maintain the International Chronostratigraphic Chart
to encourage the application of geological science to societal problems
to promote and coordinate international cooperation in the earth sciences
to standardize geological nomenclature and classification
regionServed worldwide
scope global
standardizes chronostratigraphic units
lithological classification
stratigraphic nomenclature
subjectOf geoscience policy and standardization discussions
supports international geoscience research programs
website https://www.iugs.org
worksOn global geoscience data integration
harmonization of geological mapping standards

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Holocene recognizedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
International Commission on Stratigraphy parentOrganization International Union of Geological Sciences
International Chronostratigraphic Chart publisher International Union of Geological Sciences
International Union of Geological Sciences abbreviation International Union of Geological Sciences self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: IUGS
International Union of Geological Sciences alsoKnownAs International Union of Geological Sciences
this entity surface form: IUGS
International Union of Geological Sciences governingBody International Union of Geological Sciences self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: IUGS Executive Committee
Greenlandian ratifiedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Northgrippian definedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Meghalayan ratifiedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Meghalayan GSSPApprovalBody International Union of Geological Sciences
this entity surface form: IUGS Executive Committee
Lochkovian GSSPApprovedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point at Klonk, Czech Republic ratifiedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
ICS parentOrganization International Union of Geological Sciences
subject surface form: International Commission on Stratigraphy
ICC parentOrganization International Union of Geological Sciences
subject surface form: International Commission on Stratigraphy
Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point for base of Hettangian approvedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Meishan section China for base of Triassic ratifiedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
subject surface form: Meishan section
Anthropocene Working Group parentOrganization International Union of Geological Sciences
UNESCO International Geoscience Programme collaboratesWith International Union of Geological Sciences
Ediacaran Period ratifiedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Erathem governedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Lemme-Carrosio section, Italy (Miocene GSSP) governingBodyForGSSP International Union of Geological Sciences
subject surface form: Lemme-Carrosio section
Meishan section, South China recognizedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point standardizedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Sakmarian recognizedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Wordian ratifiedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
GSSP at Aidaralash Creek, Kazakhstan (base of Asselian) approvedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Lopingian Epoch recognizedBy International Union of Geological Sciences
Commission on Geoscience Education parentOrganization International Union of Geological Sciences
Commission on Geoscience Education affiliation International Union of Geological Sciences
Commission on the History of Geological Sciences affiliation International Union of Geological Sciences
Commission on the History of Geological Sciences parentOrganization International Union of Geological Sciences
Commission on Geoscience for Environmental Management partOf International Union of Geological Sciences
Commission on Geoscience for Environmental Management parentOrganization International Union of Geological Sciences
Terreneuvian recognizedBy International Union of Geological Sciences