The 3D outcrop model of the turbiditic sequence near the beach has also been supplied as a kmz file ("all outcrops.kmz"). Use GeoVis3D to make several additional measurements here of joint planes and of bedding planes to plot on your map (note doen the coordinates of the place where you make the measurements - the program can show you the lat/lon of any point). Also, you should measure bed thickness and joint spacing to add to your descriptions of rock units and structures in the area.
Additional observations concerning this outcrop can also be made by visiting the scene "Cala del Cuervo turbidite outcrops".
This is a short sample of the virtual scenes supplement to the southern Spain mapping course.
The interactive map shows all the scenes, but only those included in this sample are accessible.
Most scenes contain hidden objects (usually 3D models) that become visible on mouse rollover: clicking on them opens the object.
All icons have tooltips, which you can see if you hover on the icon for a moment before attempting to clik on it. Some tooltips fuction simply as labels, but others can be clicked and bring you to a different scene (as labeled in the tooltip), or open photos, models, etc.