#consolidation

• Aggregation — The act of aggregating and its result; the process through which independent elements, numerical data, biological cells, or mineral fragments are reunited into a coherent whole or a single mass. In databases and programming, aggregation represents a technique whereby data is grouped to perform global statistical operations (such as sums or averages), reducing processed volume.
• Land consolidation — The act of joining and its result; the legal and technical operation whereby two or more adjacent properties, registered in separate land registers, are consolidated into a single property body from a cadastral point of view. In urban planning, it allows consolidating land plots for development projects.
• Amalgamation — The act of amalgamating and its result; the chemical or metallurgical operation of forming an amalgam; (in economics) the process of merging, unifying, or consolidating two or more corporate entities into a single new legal body.
• Argillolite — A consolidated argillaceous sedimentary rock, structurally formed through the cementation, compaction, and deep dehydration of fine pelitic deposits (clay muds); a fine argillaceous sandstone or mudstone rock. In a geological sense, argilolitul is characterized by a massive texture, compact mass, and the absence of obvious fissility, representing a stable lithostratigraphic unit used in sedimentary basin analysis.
• Consolidation — An archaic, regional, or old legal form describing the act of gathering, uniting, or grouping together several elements, assets, or agricultural lands (an early form of consolidation or structural association of rural properties). It can also refer to a assembly or compact grouping of people or military troops gathered at a determined point.