A close up of a stack of different colored paper pieces

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The picture shows a 3D geological model with multiple stratified layers
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**Layers**:
- The model consists of several colored horizontal layers
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each representing different geological strata
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- The topmost layer is blue
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followed by other layers in shades of orange
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green
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and purple
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- The layers appear to be stacked one on top of another
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with a wavy interface indicating variations in depth and structure
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**Axes**:
- The **X-axis** runs along the bottom front edge of the model
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marked with numbers from 450 to 520
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indicating horizontal distance
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- The **Y-axis** runs vertically along the left edge
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marked with numbers from 7920 to 7960
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indicating vertical distance or depth
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- The **Z-axis** is along the bottom right side
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though less prominently labeled
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it suggests another horizontal distance or extent
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**Contour and Depth Variations**:
- The layers are not flat
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they exhibit undulations and contours
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indicating variations in geological formations
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- There is a notable dip or depression in the lower purple layer
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suggesting a significant geological feature such as a fault or basin
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**3D Perspective**:
- The model is presented in a 3D perspective
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allowing viewers to see the spatial relationships and depth of each layer
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- The perspective gives a sense of depth
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with the top layers more prominently visible and the lower layers receding into the background
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This type of 3D geological model is typically used to visualize subsurface geological formations
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which is crucial for activities like mining
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oil exploration
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and geological surveys
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