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This report is the published product of a study by the British Geological Survey (BGS) which describes the BGS role for helping to develop a workflow for preparing data for use in the SubsurfaceViewer (INSIGHT) software and exporting the data outputs into various formats for publication for the Swedish Geological Survey (SGU) into the following:

* 3D Geological Model Web Viewer
* 3D PDF (Cross-sections, boreholes, Shells)
* 3D Shapefiles (Cross-sections, Boreholes)
* Grids (ASCII)
* Minecraft
* Deployment in GeoVisionary Version 3
* Groundhog Version 1.7

In addition to this, BGS hosted a 2-day workshop at their Keyworth office to present the results and finalise outputs from the geological model for delivery to SGU. I would like to thank the following people on this project for making the above possible:

Steve Thorpe Andy Bean Rachel Heaven Ben Wood Holger Kessler Jonathan Lee
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