The present project studies the area of Geothermal energy and concentrates to 
the recording, processing and evaluation of data that structure the relation 
between geothermal development and local community. The study concerns the 
islands Milos and Nisyros, areas with rich geothermal potential capable to cover 
a wide range of applications, but also areas with historical evidence related to 
the subject matter.    
The public survey that took place during the spring of 2004 in Milos Island and 
during the autumn of the same year in Nisyros Island covered a major sample 
of the two societies and multiple parts in the subject of geothermal energy. 
Special attention has been given in the representative samples, in relation to 
the age, the occupation and the cultural level.  
The conclusions that result from each unity are of particular interest and they 
configure a frame of self-examination that can constitute the creative base for 
the development of geothermal applications with assistance of the local society.

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