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General Data (1) Thermal water users and their activity (2) active production no information potential user Main aquifers (captured by at least 10 boreholes) (3) M4-M5 clastic rocks and sediments M6-M7 clastic rocks and sediments MZ carbonate rocks PZ carbonate rocks Thermal water utilization and range of max outflow temperature (4) 20,0-29,9 30,0-39,9 40,0-49,9 50,0-59,9 60,0-69,9 70,0-79,9 80,0-89,9 90,0-99,9 100,0-110,0 Thermal waste water management (5) no treatment & taken by other user, 30,0-34,9 no treatment & reinjection, no data no treatment & reinjection, 25,0-29,9 no treatment & reinjection, 30,0-34,9 no treatment & reinjection, 35,0-39,9 no treatment , no data no treatment , 10-19,9 no treatment , 20,0-24,9 no treatment , 25,0-29,9 no treatment , 30,0-34,9 no treatment , above 40,0 no information, no data no information, 25,0-29,9 no information, 30,0-34,9 sewage purifying or dechlorination plant, no data sewage purifying or dechlorination plant, 25,0-29,9 sewage purifying or dechlorination plant, 30,0-34,9 sewage purifying or dechlorination plant, 35,0-39,9 Thermal boreholes exploitation characteristics (6) occasionally & periodically, natural outflow occasionally & periodically, pumping occasionally & periodically, reinjection no information, natural outflow no information, no information no information, pumping inactive, natural outflow inactive, no information inactive, pumping inactive, reinjection constant, natural outflow constant, no information constant, pumping constant, reinjection Changes in exploitation of geothermal aquifers (7) single, no single, no information single, yes multiple, no multiple, no information multiple, yes Operational monitoring on thermal boreholes - Groundwater level/aquifer pressure (8) Annual data, No Annual data, Yes Continuous & daily data , No Continuous & daily data , Yes No information, <Null> No monitoring , <Null> Occasional point measurements, Yes Operational monitoring on thermal boreholes - Cumulative quantity (9) Annual data, No Annual data, Yes Continuous & daily data , No Continuous & daily data , Yes No information, <Null> No monitoring , <Null> Operational monitoring on thermal boreholes - Water temperature (10) Annual data, No Annual data, Yes Continuous & daily data , No Continuous & daily data , Yes No information, <Null> No monitoring , <Null> Occasional point measurements, No Occasional point measurements, Yes Operational monitoring on thermal boreholes - Water chemistry (11) Annual data, No Annual data, Yes Continuous & daily data , No Continuous & daily data , Yes No information, <Null> No monitoring , <Null> Occasional point measurements, No Occasional point measurements, Yes Thermal water utilization and maximum outflow temperature - Heating (12) District heating District heating & Sanitary water heating Greenhouse and soil heating Individual space heating Individual space heating & Greenhouse and soil heating Sanitary water heating Individual space heating & Sanitary water heating Thermal water utilization and maximum outflow temperature - Bathing (13) Bathing and swimming (including balneology) General (15) Geology (16) Hydrogeology (17) Geothermal (18) Gas (19) Chemistry (20) Supra Regional Area (22) SA_1 SA_2 SA_3 Pilot Areas (23) PT_BR_1 PT_BR_2 PT_DB_1 PT_DB_2 PT_DB_3 PT_KS_1 PT_KS_2 PT_KS_3 PT_L_1 PT_L_2 PT_VB_1 PT_VB_2 Surface Geology (25) Andesitic tuff, tuffite; marlstone Anthropogeneous deposit (banks, mine dump, slurry) Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite Biotitic and two-mica granite, granodiorite and tonalite, leucocratic granite, diorite Brackish-water – shoreline, mollusc-bearing limestone, sand, gravel Clorite-amphibole and biotite chlorite schists and phylite Conglomerate, sand, schlier Continental bauxite, bauxitic clay, kaolinic clay Continental siliciclastic and swamp facies Continental silicilcastic formation Continental, lacustrine, and lagoonal formations Cyclical volcanosedimentary complex: clastic and basaltic rocks Dacite-pyroclastics; subvolcanic dacite, andesite Drift sand Extrusive basalt, lava flows, basalt-pyroclastics, subvolcanic basalt; hot spring sediment: post-volcanic geyserite (calcareous tufa, laminated, siliceous limestone); lacustrine laminated alginite, diatomite, bentonite Fatricum – Northern Veporicum: dark grey marl, sandy and organodetritic limestones, breccias, cherty limestones Fluvial clay, silt, sand, gravel Fluvial sediment (clay, silt, sand, gravel) Fluvial up to alluvial – limnic argillaceous, strongly weathered sandy gravel, sand and sandy clay Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl Fluvial-aeolic sand Fluvial–lacustrine–continental–deltaic clay, clay marl, silt, sand, gravel Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate Fluvial–paludal–brackish-water brown coal; sand–sandstone; carbonaceous clay Flyschoid formations (marl, sandstone, conglomerate) Glacigene sediment (moraine, breccia, terrace) Granodiorite, transition to dacite Graz paleozoic in general Grey limestone, shale, slope breccia and sandstone (Northern Tatric, e.g. Vahic slope) Greywakezone in general Hronicum: grey to reddish limestones, marly, organodetritic or muddy limestones, marlstones Intertidal, brackish-water – lacustrine sand–sandstone; calcareous silt, clay, variegated clay, conglomerate, coal Intertidal–subtidal sand, loose sandstone; gravel, sand, clay Kaolinic clay, continental red clay, bauxitic clay Lacustrine calcareous marl – clay marl; sandstone Lacustrine limestone, calcareous marl, calcareous mud Lacustrine sediment (clay, silt, fine-grained sand) Lacustrine to fluvial: clay, silt, sand, gravel Lacustrine, abrasion shore quartz sand, gravel, pea gravel, siliceous sandstone; slope debris Lacustrine, sediment of delta plain: clay marl, silt, fine-grained sand; carbonaceous clay, variegated clay, lignite, dolomite; freshwater limestones, boglime and travertine (SK) Lagoonal sediments: clay marl, silt, carbonaceous clay Limestone Loess Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) Marlstone, sandstone, turbitite, breccia Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal Medium- and high-grade polymetamorphic formations (amphibolite, gneiss, mica schist) Medium-grade polymetamorphic formations with Alpine overprint (gneiss, mica schist, phyllite, pegmatite, leucophyllite, quartzite, quartz schist) Mottled clay marl (Buntmergelserie), limestone, marlstone (Klippen) (A-Helvetikum) Mouth bar, shoreface Northern Veporicum – Fatricum: cherty, nodular and marly limestones Open-marine clayey, clay marly silt, clay marl; restricted sea basin: clayey silt, tuffite, sandstone Open-marine silt, sandy clay, clay marl Open-marine silty marl; tuff, bentonite, tuffite, glauconitic sandstone; shallow-marine clay marl, marl, fresh-water calcareous marl, fluvial sand, calcareous sandstone Paludal sediment (clay, silt, sand, calcareous mud) Paralic, paludal  brown coal, carbonaceous clay, bauxitic clay; sand, gravel, travertine, calcareous marl Pelagic limestone and marl Pelagic limestone, cherty limestone, argillaceous limestone, nodular limestone, crinoidal–brachiopodal limestone, marl, radiolarite Pelagic marl Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations Pieniny Klippen Belt: dominantly limestones, cherty and marly limestones Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone Platform dolomites Platform limestone Proluvial clay, silt, sand, gravel, rock debris Proluvial-deluvial sediment (sandy silt, silt) Pyroclastics: biotitic rhyolite tuff and agglomerate, tuffite; Grey, biotitic vesicular rhyolite tuff, with dacite and andesite bearing volcanoclastics of ignimbritic or tuff agglomerate type Reefal, organogenic and organodetritic limestones, Operculina-limestones, dolomitic breccias, carbonatic sandstones Rhenodanubic flysch zone – sandstone, claystone, marlstone, calcareous marl, siltstone Sand-sandstone, claystone, marl, cherty limestone (A: Molasse, Waschberzone) Sandstone, sand, sandy marl, silty marl, clayey marl, conglomerate, gravel, breccia, algal limestone, dolomite, coal Serpentinite Shallow marine limestone Shallow marine silicilcastic and carbonate formations Shallow marine, platform, cyclic, partly bituminous limestone and dolomite; bitumenic marly limestone Shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Shallow-marine clay marl, marl; mollusc-bearing marl, calcareous marl, silt, sandstone Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Shallow-marine – brackish-water, mollusc-bearing clay – clay marl; sand–sandstone, calcareous marl Shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone with patch reefs; conglomerate Shoreline coarse-grained sandstone; fine-grained sandstone, conglomerate, fireclay; calcareous conglomerate, variegated clay; calcareous sandstone Shoreline gravel and conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl Shoreline sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate; shallow-marine sand–sandstone with patch reefs, gypsum-bearing clay Siliciclastic and carbonate formations Slates with lenses of diabase and interlayering of marmorized limestone Slide sediment (clay, silt, sand, gravel, rock debris) Slope sediment (clay, silt, sand, gravel, rock debris) Subtidal sediments: limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Subvolcanic andesite, andesite-pyroclastics; andesite dyke Tatricum – Biodetritic, sandy etc. limestones Tatricum – Middle-Upper Cretaceous clastic complex (flysch) Tatricum – Intrusive and extrusive bodies of basic eruptives, hyaloclastites, limburgites and their volcanoclastics Travertine Tuff (Ranca tuff bed) Turbidite Upper Paleozoic and Mesozoic formations in general Western Carpathian Flysch Belt: flysch with dominant grey calcareous shelly claystones Štiavnica stratovolcano: Tuffitic sandstones with siltstones and conglomerates Base of Quaternary (26) Alteration of clay, sand and gravel deposited on deltaic and alluvial plains Alternation of shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone and conglomerate; foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite (surface) Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Autochtonous – marine clastic sediments Basalt tuffs with intercalations of clay, sand and gravel Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone (surface) Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite (surface) Biotitic and two-mica granite, granodiorite and tonalite, leucocratic granite, diorite Biotitic and two-mica granite, granodiorite and tonalite, leucocratic granite, diorite (surface) Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks (surface) Brackish-water brown coal-bearing clay marl, marl, calcareous marl Brackish-water – shoreline, mollusc-bearing limestone, sand, gravel Brackish-water – shoreline, mollusc-bearing limestone, sand, gravel (surface) Clorite-amphibole and biotite chlorite schists and phylite (surface) Conglomerate, sand, schlier Continental bauxite, bauxitic clay, kaolinic clay Continental siliciclastic and swamp facies Continental siliciclastic and swamp facies (surface) Continental, lacustrine, and lagoonal formations Continental, lacustrine, and lagoonal formations (surface) Dacite-pyroclastics; subvolcanic dacite, andesite Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl (surface) Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate (surface) Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, sand, variegated clay, gravel; intertidal, brackish-water–lacustrine sand, silt, clay, conglomerate, coal Fluvial–paludal–brackish-water brown coal; sand–sandstone; carbonaceous clay Fluvial–paludal–brackish-water brown coal; sand–sandstone; carbonaceous clay (surface) Flyschoid formations (marl, sandstone, conglomerate) Flyschoid formations (marl, sandstone, conglomerate) (surface) Frankenfels, Lunz, Vysoka nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Frankenfels, Lunz, Vysoka nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Granodiorite, transition to dacite (surface) Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Greywakezone in general Greywakezone in general (surface) Helvetic unit Helvetic unit (surface) Intertidal, brackish-water – lacustrine sand–sandstone; calcareous silt, clay, variegated clay, conglomerate, coal Intertidal, brackish-water – lacustrine sand–sandstone; calcareous silt, clay, variegated clay, conglomerate, coal (surface) Intertidal–subtidal sand, loose sandstone; gravel, sand, clay Kahlenberg nappe – flysch sediments Kahlenberg nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Kaolinic clay, continental red clay, bauxitic clay Laab nappe – flysch sediments Laab nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Lacustrine silty clayey marl (with sporadic occurrences of a turbiditic unit thinner than 100 m) Lacustrine silty clayey marl and littoral-deltaic-fluvial coarse deposits Lacustrine silty clayey marl and sandy turbidites (thickness of the turbiditic unit: 100-500 m) Lignite, silt, clay and carbonaceous clay deposited in shallow basins or deltaic and alluvial plains Littoral, deltaic and fluvial coarse deposits (mainly sand and gravel) Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) (surface) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) (surface) Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal (surface) Metabasit (surface) Miocene Badenian sediments in general (surface) Open-marine clayey, clay marly silt, clay marl; restricted sea basin: clayey silt, tuffite, sandstone Open-marine silt, clay marl; intertidal, brackish-water–lacustrine sand; silt, clay, coal Open-marine silt, clay marl; shallow-marine and open basin clay marl, clay Open-marine silt, clay marl; shoreline conglomerate, sandstone; shallow-marine limestone; shallow-marine and open basin clay marl, clay Open-marine silt, sandy clay, clay marl Open-marine silt, sandy clay, clay marl (surface) Open-marine silty marl; tuff, bentonite, tuffite, glauconitic sandstone; shallow-marine clay marl, marl, fresh-water calcareous marl, fluvial sand, calcareous sandstone Paralic, paludal  brown coal, carbonaceous clay, bauxitic clay; sand, gravel, travertine, calcareous marl Pelagic limestone and marl Pelagic limestone and marl (surface) Pelagic limestone, cherty limestone, argillaceous limestone, nodular limestone, crinoidal–brachiopodal limestone, marl, radiolarite Pelagic limestone, cherty limestone, argillaceous limestone, nodular limestone, crinoidal–brachiopodal limestone, marl, radiolarite (surface) Pelagic marl Pelagic marl (surface) Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations (surface) Permian sediments in general in Transdanubian Unit (surface) Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone (surface) Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone (surface) Platform carbonate (dolomite, limestone) together (surface) Platform limestone Platform limestone (surface) Pyroclastics: biotitic rhyolite tuff and agglomerate, tuffite; Grey, biotitic vesicular rhyolite tuff, with dacite and andesite bearing volcanoclastics of ignimbritic or tuff agglomerate type Pyroclastics: biotitic, pumiceous dacite tuff Raca Nappe – flysch sediments Raca Nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Reefal, organogenic and organodetritic limestones, Operculina-limestones, dolomitic breccias, carbonatic sandstones Sand-sandstone, claystone, marl, cherty limestone (A: Molasse, Waschberzone) (surface) Sandstone, sand, sandy marl, silty marl, clayey marl, conglomerate, gravel, breccia, algal limestone, dolomite, coal Sandstone, sand, sandy marl, silty marl, clayey marl, conglomerate, gravel, breccia, algal limestone, dolomite, coal (surface) Sausal unit in general Sausal unit in general (surface) Shallow marine limestone Shallow marine limestone (surface) Shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay (surface) Shallow-marine clay marl, marl; mollusc-bearing marl, calcareous marl, silt, sandstone Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae (surface) Shallow-marine – brackish-water, mollusc-bearing clay – clay marl; sand–sandstone, calcareous marl Shallow-marine – brackish-water, mollusc-bearing clay – clay marl; sand–sandstone, calcareous marl (surface) Shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone with patch reefs; conglomerate Shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone with patch reefs; conglomerate (surface) Shallow-marine–brackish-water, clay marl; sand–sandstone; brackish-water–shoreline limestone, sand, gravel Shoreline coarse-grained sandstone; fine-grained sandstone, conglomerate, fireclay; calcareous conglomerate, variegated clay; calcareous sandstone Shoreline gravel and conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl Shoreline gravel and conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl (surface) Shoreline gravel, sandstone; siltstone; shallow-marine limestone Shoreline gravel-conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl; shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Shoreline sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate; shallow-marine sand–sandstone with patch reefs, gypsum-bearing clay Shoreline sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate; shallow-marine sand–sandstone with patch reefs, gypsum-bearing clay (surface) Siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Slates with lenses of diabase and interlayering of marmorized limestone Slates with lenses of diabase and interlayering of marmorized limestone (surface) South Karavanka unit – Formations of platform and basin facies South Karavanka unit – Formations of platform and basin facies (surface) Southern Karavanka unit – Permian and Triassic clastic and carbonate formations Southern Karavanka unit – Permian and Triassic clastic and carbonate formations (surface) Subtidal sediments: limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Subvolcanic andesite, andesite-pyroclastics; andesite dyke Tatric unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite (surface) Thick sand sheets of delta front origin, with overlying clay, sand and gravel deposited on deltaic and alluvial plains Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Upper Paleozoic and Mesozoic formations in general Upper Paleozoic and Mesozoic formations in general (surface) Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Waschbergzone – marl, clay, sand, sandstone Washberg Zone – claystone, marlstone, sand, sandstone (surface) Štiavnica stratovolcano: Tuffitic sandstones with siltstones and conglomerates Base of Upper Pannonian (27) Alternation of shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone and conglomerate; foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks (surface) Brackish-water brown coal-bearing clay marl, marl, calcareous marl Brackish-water – shoreline, mollusc-bearing limestone, sand, gravel Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate Kaolinic clay, continental red clay, bauxitic clay Kaolinic clay, continental red clay, bauxitic clay (surface) Lacustrine silty clayey marl (with sporadic occurrences of a turbiditic unit thinner than 100 m) Lacustrine silty clayey marl and littoral-deltaic-fluvial coarse deposits Lacustrine silty clayey marl and sandy turbidites (thickness of the turbiditic unit: 100-500 m) Lacustrine silty clayey marl and sandy turbidites (thickness of the turbiditic unit: >500 m) Lignite with shallow-water silt and clay Littoral, deltaic and fluvial coarse deposits (mainly sand and gravel) Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) (surface) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) (surface) Open-marine silt, clay marl; shallow-marine and open basin clay marl, clay Open-marine silt, sandy clay, clay marl Open-marine silty marl; tuff, bentonite, tuffite, glauconitic sandstone; shallow-marine clay marl, marl, fresh-water calcareous marl, fluvial sand, calcareous sandstone Pelagic limestone, cherty limestone, argillaceous limestone, nodular limestone, crinoidal–brachiopodal limestone, marl, radiolarite Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone (surface) Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone Platform limestone Sandstone, sand, sandy marl, silty marl, clayey marl, conglomerate, gravel, breccia, algal limestone, dolomite, coal Sausal unit in general (surface) Shallow marine, platform, cyclic, partly bituminous limestone and dolomite; bitumenic marly limestone Shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Shallow-marine – brackish-water, mollusc-bearing clay – clay marl; sand–sandstone, calcareous marl Shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone with patch reefs; conglomerate Shoreline gravel, sandstone; siltstone; shallow-marine limestone Base of Lower Pannonian (28) Alternation of shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone and conglomerate; foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite (surface) Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Autochtonous – marine clastic sediments Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone (surface) Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks Brackish-water – shoreline, mollusc-bearing limestone, sand, gravel Brackish-water – shoreline, mollusc-bearing limestone, sand, gravel (surface) Breccia Continental bauxite, bauxitic clay, kaolinic clay Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl (surface) Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate (surface) Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, sand, variegated clay, gravel; intertidal, brackish-water–lacustrine sand, silt, clay, conglomerate, coal Fluvial–paludal–brackish-water brown coal; sand–sandstone; carbonaceous clay Fluvial–paludal–brackish-water brown coal; sand–sandstone; carbonaceous clay (surface) Greywakezone in general Greywakezone in general (surface) Kaolinic clay, continental red clay, bauxitic clay Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) (surface) Low-grade metamorphic formations (slate, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, basic metatuffite, limestone) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) (surface) Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal (surface) Metabasit (surface) Miocene Badenian sediments in general (surface) Open-marine clayey, clay marly silt, clay marl; restricted sea basin: clayey silt, tuffite, sandstone Open-marine silt, clay marl; shallow-marine and open basin clay marl, clay Open-marine silt, clay marl; shallow-marine limestone; shallow-marine and open basin clay marl, clay Open-marine silt, clay marl; shoreline conglomerate, sandstone; shallow-marine limestone; shallow-marine and open basin clay marl, clay Open-marine silt, sandy clay, clay marl Open-marine silty marl; tuff, bentonite, tuffite, glauconitic sandstone; shallow-marine clay marl, marl, fresh-water calcareous marl, fluvial sand, calcareous sandstone Pelagic limestone and marl Pelagic limestone and marl (surface) Pelagic limestone, cherty limestone, argillaceous limestone, nodular limestone, crinoidal–brachiopodal limestone, marl, radiolarite (surface) Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone (surface) Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone (surface) Platform and basinal carbonates, silisiclastic intercalatons Platform limestone Pyroclastics: biotitic rhyolite tuff and agglomerate, tuffite; Grey, biotitic vesicular rhyolite tuff, with dacite and andesite bearing volcanoclastics of ignimbritic or tuff agglomerate type (surface) Pyroclastics: biotitic, pumiceous dacite tuff Sand-sandstone, claystone, marl, cherty limestone (A: Molasse, Waschberzone) (surface) Sandstone, sand, sandy marl, silty marl, clayey marl, conglomerate, gravel, breccia, algal limestone, dolomite, coal Sandstone, sand, sandy marl, silty marl, clayey marl, conglomerate, gravel, breccia, algal limestone, dolomite, coal (surface) Sausal unit in general (surface) Shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay (surface) Shallow-marine clay marl, marl; mollusc-bearing marl, calcareous marl, silt, sandstone Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae (surface) Shallow-marine – brackish-water, mollusc-bearing clay – clay marl; sand–sandstone, calcareous marl Shallow-marine – brackish-water, mollusc-bearing clay – clay marl; sand–sandstone, calcareous marl (surface) Shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone with patch reefs; conglomerate Shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone with patch reefs; conglomerate (surface) Shallow-marine–brackish-water, clay marl; sand–sandstone; brackish-water–shoreline limestone, sand, gravel Shoreline gravel and conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl Shoreline gravel and conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl (surface) Shoreline gravel, sandstone; siltstone; shallow-marine limestone Shoreline gravel-conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl; shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Shoreline sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate; shallow-marine sand–sandstone with patch reefs, gypsum-bearing clay Shoreline sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate; shallow-marine sand–sandstone with patch reefs, gypsum-bearing clay (surface) Siliciclastic and carbonate formations South Karavanka unit – Formations of platform and basin facies Tatric unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Waschbergzone – marl, clay, sand, sandstone Washberg Zone – claystone, marlstone, sand, sandstone (surface) Base of Sarmatian (29) Alternation of shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone and conglomerate; foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite (surface) Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite (surface) Biotitic and two-mica granite, granodiorite and tonalite, leucocratic granite, diorite Biotitic and two-mica granite, granodiorite and tonalite, leucocratic granite, diorite (surface) Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks Brackish-water brown coal-bearing clay marl, marl, calcareous marl Breccia Dacite-pyroclastics; subvolcanic dacite, andesite Dacite-pyroclastics; subvolcanic dacite, andesite (surface) Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl (surface) Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, sand, variegated clay, gravel; intertidal, brackish-water–lacustrine sand, silt, clay, conglomerate, coal Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Helvetic unit Intertidal, brackish-water – lacustrine sand–sandstone; calcareous silt, clay, variegated clay, conglomerate, coal Intertidal, brackish-water – lacustrine sand–sandstone; calcareous silt, clay, variegated clay, conglomerate, coal (surface) Intertidal–subtidal sand, loose sandstone; gravel, sand, clay Kahlenberg nappe – flysch sediments Kahlenberg nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Kaolinic clay, continental red clay, bauxitic clay Laab nappe – flysch sediments Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) (surface) Low-grade metamorphic formations (slate, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, basic metatuffite, limestone) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) (surface) Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal Metabasit Metabasit (surface) Miocene Badenian sediments in general (surface) Open-marine clayey, clay marly silt, clay marl; restricted sea basin: clayey silt, tuffite, sandstone (surface) Open-marine silt, clay marl; shallow-marine and open basin clay marl, clay Open-marine silt, clay marl; shallow-marine limestone; shallow-marine and open basin clay marl, clay Open-marine silt, clay marl; shoreline conglomerate, sandstone; shallow-marine limestone; shallow-marine and open basin clay marl, clay Open-marine silt, sandy clay, clay marl Open-marine silt, sandy clay, clay marl (surface) Pelagic limestone and marl Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations (surface) Permian sediments in general in Transdanubian Unit Pieniny Klippen Belt – Jurassic limestones, cherty and marly limestones and Cretaceous flysch complex Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone (surface) Platform and basinal carbonates, silisiclastic intercalatons Platform limestone Pyroclastics: biotitic, pumiceous dacite tuff Sandstone, sand, sandy marl, silty marl, clayey marl, conglomerate, gravel, breccia, algal limestone, dolomite, coal Sandstone, sand, sandy marl, silty marl, clayey marl, conglomerate, gravel, breccia, algal limestone, dolomite, coal (surface) Sausal unit in general Sausal unit in general (surface) Shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay (surface) Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone with patch reefs; conglomerate Shallow-marine, mollusc- and red-algae-bearing limestone with patch reefs; conglomerate (surface) Shoreline gravel and conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl Shoreline gravel and conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl (surface) Shoreline gravel, sandstone; siltstone; shallow-marine limestone Shoreline gravel-conglomerate, sandstone; calcareous siltstone, marl; shallow-marine and open basin foraminiferal, mollusc-bearing clay marl, clay Shoreline sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate; shallow-marine sand–sandstone with patch reefs, gypsum-bearing clay Shoreline sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate; shallow-marine sand–sandstone with patch reefs, gypsum-bearing clay (surface) Siliciclastic and carbonate formations South Karavanka unit – Formations of platform and basin facies Subvolcanic andesite, andesite-pyroclastics; andesite dyke Tatric unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Veporic unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Veporic unit – low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations Štiavnica stratovolcano: Tuffitic sandstones with siltstones and conglomerates Štiavnica stratovolcano: Tuffitic sandstones with siltstones and conglomerates (surface) Base of Badenian (30) Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite (surface) Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone (surface) Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite Biotite-amphibole andesite lava, piroclasts, subvolcanic bodies, intrusive quartzdiorite Biotitic and two-mica granite, granodiorite and tonalite, leucocratic granite, diorite Biotitic and two-mica granite, granodiorite and tonalite, leucocratic granite, diorite (surface) Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks Clorite-amphibole and biotite chlorite schists and phylite Clorite-amphibole and biotite chlorite schists and phylite (surface) Conglomerate, sand, schlier Conglomerate, sand, schlier (surface) Continental bauxite, bauxitic clay, kaolinic clay Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl Fluvial – brackish-water gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl (surface) Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate (surface) Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, sand, variegated clay, gravel; intertidal, brackish-water–lacustrine sand, silt, clay, conglomerate, coal Fluvial–paludal–brackish-water brown coal; sand–sandstone; carbonaceous clay Fluvial–paludal–brackish-water brown coal; sand–sandstone; carbonaceous clay (surface) Fluvial–paludal–brackish-water brown coal; sand–sandstone; carbonaceous clay, gravel–conglomerate, sand, marl Flyschoid formations (marl, sandstone, conglomerate) Frankenfels, Lunz, Vysoka nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Frankenfels, Lunz, Vysoka nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Graz paleozoic in general Greifenstein nappe (Göstling slice) – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe (Zistersdorf slice) – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Greywakezone in general Helvetic unit Helvetic unit (surface) Hronic unit – sandstone, shale Hronic unit – sandstone, shale (surface) Intertidal, brackish-water – lacustrine sand–sandstone; calcareous silt, clay, variegated clay, conglomerate, coal Intertidal, brackish-water – lacustrine sand–sandstone; calcareous silt, clay, variegated clay, conglomerate, coal (surface) Intertidal–subtidal sand, loose sandstone; gravel, sand, clay Intertidal–subtidal sand, loose sandstone; gravel, sand, clay (surface) Kahlenberg nappe – flysch sediments Kahlenberg nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Laab nappe – flysch sediments Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) Low-grade metamorphic formations (slate, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, basic metatuffite, limestone) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) (surface) Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal (surface) Metabasit Metabasit (surface) Miocene Badenian sediments in general (surface) Open-marine clayey, clay marly silt, clay marl; restricted sea basin: clayey silt, tuffite, sandstone Open-marine clayey, clay marly silt, clay marl; restricted sea basin: clayey silt, tuffite, sandstone (surface) Open-marine silt, sandy clay, clay marl Open-marine silty marl; tuff, bentonite, tuffite, glauconitic sandstone; shallow-marine clay marl, marl, fresh-water calcareous marl, fluvial sand, calcareous sandstone Pelagic limestone and marl Pelagic limestone and marl (surface) Pelagic limestone, cherty limestone, argillaceous limestone, nodular limestone, crinoidal–brachiopodal limestone, marl, radiolarite (surface) Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations Permian sediments in general in Transdanubian Unit Permian sediments in general in Transdanubian Unit (surface) Pieniny Klippen Belt – Jurassic limestones, cherty and marly limestones and Cretaceous flysch complex Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone (surface) Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone (surface) Platform and basinal carbonates, silisiclastic intercalatons Platform carbonate (dolomite, limestone) together Platform dolomites Platform limestone Platform limestone (surface) Pyroclastics: biotitic, pumiceous dacite tuff Raca Nappe – flysch sediments Raca Nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Reefal, organogenic and organodetritic limestones, Operculina-limestones, dolomitic breccias, carbonatic sandstones Reefal, organogenic and organodetritic limestones, Operculina-limestones, dolomitic breccias, carbonatic sandstones (surface) Sand-sandstone, claystone, marl, cherty limestone (A: Molasse, Waschberzone) (surface) Sausal unit in general Sausal unit in general (surface) Sausal unit – Radochen beds Shallow marine, platform, cyclic, partly bituminous limestone and dolomite; bitumenic marly limestone Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae (surface) Shoreline coarse-grained sandstone; fine-grained sandstone, conglomerate, fireclay; calcareous conglomerate, variegated clay; calcareous sandstone Shoreline sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate; shallow-marine sand–sandstone with patch reefs, gypsum-bearing clay Shoreline sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate; shallow-marine sand–sandstone with patch reefs, gypsum-bearing clay (surface) Siliciclastic and carbonate formations South Karavanka unit – Formations of platform and basin facies Tatric unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Tatric unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite (surface) Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Upper Paleozoic and Mesozoic formations in general Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Veporic unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Veporic unit – low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations Very low grade metasediments Waschbergzone – marl, clay, sand, sandstone Washberg Zone – claystone, marlstone, sand, sandstone (surface) Base of Lower Miocene (31) Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite (surface) Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Autochtonous Malmian basinal sediments Autochtonous – marine clastic sediments Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks Clorite-amphibole and biotite chlorite schists and phylite Clorite-amphibole and biotite chlorite schists and phylite (surface) Continental siliciclastic and swamp facies Dacite-pyroclastics; subvolcanic dacite, andesite (surface) Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate Fluvial–lacustrine–paludal clay, clay marl, sand–sandstone, gravel–conglomerate (surface) Frankenfels, Lunz, Vysoka nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Graz paleozoic in general Greifenstein nappe (Göstling slice) – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe (Zistersdorf slice) – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Greywakezone in general Helvetic unit Intertidal, brackish-water – lacustrine sand–sandstone; calcareous silt, clay, variegated clay, conglomerate, coal Intertidal, brackish-water – lacustrine sand–sandstone; calcareous silt, clay, variegated clay, conglomerate, coal (surface) Kahlenberg nappe – flysch sediments Laab nappe – flysch sediments Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) (surface) Low-grade metamorphic formations (slate, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, basic metatuffite, limestone) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) (surface) Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal (surface) Metabasit Metabasit (surface) Miocene Badenian sediments in general (surface) Northern Karavanka unit – Permian and Triassic clastic and carbonate formations Open-marine silty marl; tuff, bentonite, tuffite, glauconitic sandstone; shallow-marine clay marl, marl, fresh-water calcareous marl, fluvial sand, calcareous sandstone (surface) Pelagic limestone and marl Permian sediments in general in Transdanubian Unit Pieniny Klippen Belt – Jurassic limestones, cherty and marly limestones and Cretaceous flysch complex Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone (surface) Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone Platform and basinal carbonates, silisiclastic intercalatons Platform carbonate (dolomite, limestone) together Platform carbonate (dolomite, limestone) together (surface) Platform limestone Raca Nappe – flysch sediments Raca Nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Reefal, organogenic and organodetritic limestones, Operculina-limestones, dolomitic breccias, carbonatic sandstones (surface) Sand-sandstone, claystone, marl, cherty limestone (A: Molasse, Waschberzone) (surface) Sausal unit in general Sausal unit in general (surface) Sausal unit – Radochen beds Shallow marine, platform, cyclic, partly bituminous limestone and dolomite; bitumenic marly limestone Shallow-marine limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Siliciclastic and carbonate formations Slates with lenses of diabase and interlayering of marmorized limestone Slates with lenses of diabase and interlayering of marmorized limestone (surface) South Karavanka unit – Formations of platform and basin facies Southern Karavanka unit – Permian and Triassic clastic and carbonate formations Southern Karavanka unit – Permian and Triassic clastic and carbonate formations (surface) Southern Karavanka unit; Mid Transdanubian Unit – Carboniferous Permian sediments in general Subtidal sediments: limestone and calcareous marl containing large foraminiferans and red algae Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Upper Paleozoic and Mesozoic formations in general Upper Paleozoic and Mesozoic formations in general (surface) Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Very low grade metasediments Waschbergzone – marl, clay, sand, sandstone Washberg Zone – claystone, marlstone, sand, sandstone (surface) Base of Tertiary (32) Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Austroalpine units – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite (surface) Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations Austroalpine, Tatric units – very low-grade to low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Autochtonous Malmian basinal sediments Autochtonous – marine clastic sediments Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone (surface) Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite (surface) Biotitic and two-mica granite, granodiorite and tonalite, leucocratic granite, diorite Biotitic and two-mica granite, granodiorite and tonalite, leucocratic granite, diorite (surface) Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks Blumau unit – Phyllite and carbonate rocks (surface) Clorite-amphibole and biotite chlorite schists and phylite Clorite-amphibole and biotite chlorite schists and phylite (surface) Continental siliciclastic and swamp facies Continental siliciclastic and swamp facies (surface) Continental, lacustrine, and lagoonal formations Continental, lacustrine, and lagoonal formations (surface) Dacite-pyroclastics; subvolcanic dacite, andesite (surface) Flyschoid formations (marl, sandstone, conglomerate) Flyschoid formations (marl, sandstone, conglomerate) (surface) Frankenfels, Lunz, Vysoka nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Frankenfels, Lunz, Vysoka nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Granodiorite, transition to dacite (surface) Graz paleozoic in general Greifenstein nappe (Göstling slice) – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe (Zistersdorf slice) – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments Greifenstein nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Greywakezone in general Greywakezone in general (surface) Helvetic unit Helvetic unit (surface) Hronic unit – sandstone, shale Hronic unit – sandstone, shale (surface) Kahlenberg nappe – flysch sediments Kahlenberg nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Laab nappe – flysch sediments Laab nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) Low-grade metamorphic formations (phyllite, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, greenschist, basic metatuff, metatuffite) (Penninic unit) (surface) Low-grade metamorphic formations (slate, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, basic metatuffite, limestone) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) Marble, calcareous slate (Graz Paleozoikum and Equivalents) (surface) Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal Marlstone, turbitite, sandstone, limestone, coal (surface) Metabasit Metabasit (surface) Miocene Badenian sediments in general (surface) Northern Karavanka unit – Permian and Triassic clastic and carbonate formations Pelagic limestone and marl Pelagic limestone and marl (surface) Pelagic limestone, cherty limestone, argillaceous limestone, nodular limestone, crinoidal–brachiopodal limestone, marl, radiolarite Pelagic limestone, cherty limestone, argillaceous limestone, nodular limestone, crinoidal–brachiopodal limestone, marl, radiolarite (surface) Pelagic marl Pelagic marl (surface) Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations (surface) Permian sediments in general in Transdanubian Unit Permian sediments in general in Transdanubian Unit (surface) Pieniny Klippen Belt – Jurassic limestones, cherty and marly limestones and Cretaceous flysch complex Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone (surface) Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone (surface) Platform and basinal carbonates, silisiclastic intercalatons Platform carbonate (dolomite, limestone) together Platform carbonate (dolomite, limestone) together (surface) Platform dolomites Platform limestone Platform limestone (surface) Raca Nappe – flysch sediments Raca Nappe – flysch sediments (surface) Sand-sandstone, claystone, marl, cherty limestone (A: Molasse, Waschberzone) (surface) Sausal unit in general Sausal unit in general (surface) Sausal unit – Radochen beds Shallow marine limestone Shallow marine limestone (surface) Shallow marine, platform, cyclic, partly bituminous limestone and dolomite; bitumenic marly limestone Siliciclastic and carbonate formations Siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Slates with lenses of diabase and interlayering of marmorized limestone Slates with lenses of diabase and interlayering of marmorized limestone (surface) South Karavanka unit – Formations of platform and basin facies South Karavanka unit – Formations of platform and basin facies (surface) Southern Karavanka unit – Permian and Triassic clastic and carbonate formations Southern Karavanka unit – Permian and Triassic clastic and carbonate formations (surface) Southern Karavanka unit; Mid Transdanubian Unit – Carboniferous Permian sediments in general Southern Karavanka unit; Mid Transdanubian Unit – Carboniferous Permian sediments in general (surface) Tatric unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Tatric unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite (surface) Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Unterberg, Havranica, Reisalpe, Göller, Veternic, Jablonica, Choc nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Upper Paleozoic and Mesozoic formations in general Upper Paleozoic and Mesozoic formations in general (surface) Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations Uppermost Austroalpine nappes – siliciclastic and carbonate formations (surface) Veporic unit – gneiss, schist, phyllite, marble, amphibolite Veporic unit – low-grade siliciclastic and carbonate formations Very low grade metasediments Waschbergzone – marl, clay, sand, sandstone Washberg Zone – claystone, marlstone, sand, sandstone (surface) Base of Senon (33) Basinal limestone, dolomite, cherty limestone, cherty dolomite, marl, clay marl, calcareous marlestone Basinal marl and limestone, bituminous limestone, dolomite Continental, lacustrine, and lagoonal formations Low-grade metamorphic formations (slate, calc-phyllite, quarz phyllite, quartzite, metasandstone, metaconglomerate, basic metatuffite, limestone) Pelagic limestone, cherty limestone, argillaceous limestone, nodular limestone, crinoidal–brachiopodal limestone, marl, radiolarite Pelagic, basin limestone, nodular or cherty limestone with tuffaceous and siliciclastic intercalations Permian sediments in general in Transdanubian Unit Platform (shallow-marine) (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated dolomite, biogenic limestone Platform (shallow-marine), cyclic (thick-bedded, partly alga-laminated) limestone Platform and basinal carbonates, silisiclastic intercalatons Platform carbonate (dolomite, limestone) together Platform limestone Shallow marine limestone Shallow marine, platform, cyclic, partly bituminous limestone and dolomite; bitumenic marly limestone Siliciclastic and carbonate formations Upper Paleozoic and Mesozoic formations in general Basement (34) 500 0 -500 -1000 -1500 -2000 -2500 -3000 -3500 -4000 -4500 -5000 -5500 -6000 -6500 -7000 -7500 -8000 Depth [m] of 50°C Isotherm (36) 600 - 800 801 - 1000 1001 - 1300 1301 - 1600 1601 - 1800 1801 - 2100 2101 - 2400 2401 - 2700 Depth [m] of 100°C Isotherm (37) 1600 - 2000 2001 - 2400 2401 - 2800 2801 - 3200 3201 - 3600 3601 - 4100 4101 - 4600 4601 - 5000 Depth [m] of 150°C Isotherm (38) 2900 - 3100 3101 - 3300 3301 - 3700 3701 - 4100 4101 - 4500 4501 - 4900 4901 - 5300 5301 - 5700 Temperature [°C] at a depth of 1000m (39) 20 - 35 36 - 45 46 - 55 56 - 70 71 - 95 Temperature [°C] at a depth of 2500m (40) 45 - 65 66 - 85 86 - 105 106 - 125 126 - 155 Temperature [°C] at a depth of 5000m (41) 75 - 115 116 - 145 146 - 165 166 - 195 196 - 235 Heat Flow Density [mW/m2] (42) 27 40 - 50 50 - 60 60 - 70 70 - 80 80 - 90 90 - 100 100 - 110 110 - 120 120 - 130 Cross sections (44) SA_1 SA_2 SA_3 Upper Pannonian reservoirs 100-150°C (47) Upper Pannonian reservoirs 50-100°C (48) Miocene porous reservoirs above 100°C (49) Miocene porous reservoirs 50-100°C (50) Miocene double porosity reservoirs above 100°C (51) Miocene double porosity reservoirs 50-100°C (52) Miocene other reservoirs (53) Basement fractured reservoirs above 150°C (54) Basement fractured reservoirs 100-150°C (55) Basement fractured reservoirs 50-100°C (56) Basement fractured carbonate reservoirs above 150°C (57) Basement fractured carbonate reservoirs 100-150°C (58) Basement fractured carbonate reservoirs 50-100°C (59) Pilot areas (61) Bad Radkersburg - Hodoš Danube Basin Komarno-Sturovo Lutzmannsburg-Zsira Vienna Basin Transenergy Project Area Country boundaries (62)