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This report describes the Culloden-Nairn GSI3D model which was built as part of the Geology and Landscape Scotland programme on Quaternary mapping and modelling in the north of Scotland. The Culloden-Nairn model is one of four, three superficial and one bedrock models, which have been constructed or are being constructed in this area of Scotland to provide 3D model coverage from Beauly in the west to Buckie in the east | This report describes the Culloden-Nairn GSI3D model which was built as part of the Geology and Landscape Scotland programme on Quaternary mapping and modelling in the north of Scotland. The Culloden-Nairn model is one of four, three superficial and one bedrock models, which have been constructed or are being constructed in this area of Scotland to provide 3D model coverage from Beauly in the west to Buckie in the east. | ||
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| Arkley, S L B, and Callaghan, E A. 2014. Model metadata report for the Culloden-Nairn GSI3D superficial deposits model. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OR/14/066. |
This report describes the Culloden-Nairn GSI3D model which was built as part of the Geology and Landscape Scotland programme on Quaternary mapping and modelling in the north of Scotland. The Culloden-Nairn model is one of four, three superficial and one bedrock models, which have been constructed or are being constructed in this area of Scotland to provide 3D model coverage from Beauly in the west to Buckie in the east.