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- Focal mechanisms:
draw all the focal mechanisms on
a single image.
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- Graph by latitude
- Graph by longitude
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- Graph by latitude (km units).
- Graph by longitude (km units). By
default the graph will have no vertical
exaggeration.
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- Focal planes on stereonet.
Too much data will probably make
this very hard to interpret.
With a reasonable number of
mechanisms, you can see trends.
- There appears to be a
single set of strike-slip
faults, nearly vertical,
with a strike either about
N20E or N 70W.
- There is a single set of
normal faults, with a strike
betweeen N50E and N90, with
dips either to the N or S at
about 45 degrees.
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- Poles to focal planes on
stereonet (the
pole is the line normal to the
plane, which projects to a
point on the stereonet.). Too much data will
probably make this very hard to
interpret.
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- Dip directions for focal planes on
stereonet. Too much data
will probably make this very
hard to interpret.
- The normal faults are in
green, and there are two
groupings: moderate dips
down to the NW, and moderate
dips down to the SE
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Rose diagrams, strikes.
Example
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Rose diagrams, dip directions.
Example
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Insert dip directions and dip and strike.
Inserts four new fields, which allows you to get
output with the dip and strike or the dip
direction. You can then create tables with
the information, or statistics on the dip
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