Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys

DGGS geologist during ASTAR project fieldwork in Anaktuvuk Pass

Geologist observes outcrops of West Foreland Formation near Tyonek with Mt. Spurr in the background

Outcrops of West Foreland Formation near Tyonek, Mt. Spurr in the background

DGGS scientist examines an outcrop southeast of Chena Hot Springs

DGGS geologist examines a cut bank of Canyon Creek

DGGS Coastal Hazards team installs monitoring equipment in Shaktoolik, Alaska

DGGS volcanologist at Mount Edgecumbe

Coastal hazards geologist investigates coastal erosion in Kaktovik, Alaska

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What We do

Natural Resources

Energy Resources

Mineral Resources

Hydrology & Surficial Geology

Geophysics

Geologic Mapping

Natural Hazards

Geologic Hazards

Geologic Health Hazards

Data Management

Maps, Data & Tools

Publications

Geologic Materials Center

Connections

View our annual report and fact sheets to find out more about DGGS, what we do, and how we benefit Alaska.

DGGS serves Alaska with connections to other cooperatives and commmissions.

Our Mission

From providing information related to oil and mineral discoveries to helping after fatal landslides, Division of Geological & Geophysical Surveys staff continue their dedicated efforts to stimulate our economy, and protect our residents.

Investing in geologic information is necessary for the discovery and commercialization of the state's undiscovered oil, gas, coal, and mineral resources, and in protecting Alaskans from geologic hazards. It is an investment in future mines, oil and gas production, State revenue, jobs, and a sound economy.

What We do

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In Memoriam

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Our Mission