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The model covered the superficial deposits overlying the Sherwood Sandstone and the underlying bedrock was not modelled in detail. Instead a ‘base model’ was constructed with an arbitrary cut-off point at -35m. The area of bedrock shown in the model is coloured grey so as not to be confused with other modelled units.
The model covered the superficial deposits overlying the Sherwood Sandstone and the underlying bedrock was not modelled in detail. Instead a ‘base model’ was constructed with an arbitrary cut-off point at -35 m. The area of bedrock shown in the model is coloured grey so as not to be confused with other modelled units.
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THORPE, S, BURKE, H, WHITBREAD, K. 2013. Model metadata report for the EA Tees 3d Model. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OR/14/035.

The model covered the superficial deposits overlying the Sherwood Sandstone and the underlying bedrock was not modelled in detail. Instead a ‘base model’ was constructed with an arbitrary cut-off point at -35 m. The area of bedrock shown in the model is coloured grey so as not to be confused with other modelled units.