Virtual Reality Model Language  (VRML) programs provide dynamic display of
three-dimensional shapes using VRML viewers and Internet browsers.

Below are a series of files portraying bedrock strata and fractures, some of which are water-bearing
features in bedrock aquifers. These images and VRML files were generated as part of NJ Geological
Survey fractured-bedrock aquifer research. For more information regarding these data and methods
contact gcherman56@yahoo.com.

Click on a link below for a zip file containing the VRML scenes.
Once the zip file contents is extracted to a directory, click on scene1.wrl.

You must have a VRML viewer installed such as the Octaga player to view the WRL files in 3D .

Click on an image to see a  GIF animation of the VRML  files.

Two wells in Brunswick aquifer sandstone near Pittstown, NJ. Ellipses are 200 ft long by150 ft wide. Grid tick are 100 ft. Grid arrow points North.	Bedding planes	Green dips <30o Blue dips 30-60o Orange dips 60-90o Brittle fractures	Water-bearing planes
Eight wells in Brunswick aquifer mudstone, Stony Brook Watershed Preserve, Hopewell Twp, NJ. Ellipses are 200 ft long by150 ft wide. Grid tick are 100 ft. Grid arrow points North.
Rev 20090114 GCH	10/30/2028