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Explanation of the BGS subsurface viewer

The BGS Subsurface Viewer is a standalone software package that allows viewing of pre-defined and incorporated 3D geological models that can also contain many other varying properties of the geological structure. This report summarizes the key technological aspects of the software and gives an outline of the flexibility of, and methodologies involved in, its operation.

Robert W. Armstrong

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