Stereographic projection techniques for geologists and civil engineers / Richard J. Lisle, Peter R. Leyshon.

By: Lisle, Richard JMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Cambridge, UK ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2004Edition: 2nd edDescription: viii, 112 p. : ill. ; 29 cmISBN: 0521828902; 0521535824 (pbk.)Other title: Stereographic projection techniquesSubject(s): Spherical projection | Geology, Structural | Geological mappingDDC classification: 551.80223
Contents:
Geological structures of planar type Measuring and recording the orientation of planar structures Geological structures of linear type Measuring and recording the orientation of lines Why do we need projections? Idea of stereographic projections Approximate method of plotting lines and planes Exercises 1 The stereographic net Precise method of plotting planes Precise methods for plotting lines 1 Precise methods for plotting lines 2 Intersection of two planes Plane containing two lines Apparent dip The angle between two lines The angle between two planes The plane which bisects the angle between two planes Projecting a line onto a plane Stereographic and equal-area projections The polar net Analysing folds 1 Analysing folds 2 Analysing folds 3 Analysing folds 4 Folds and cleavage Analysing folds with cleavage Faults 1 Faults 2 Cones/small circles Plotting a cone Rotations about a horizontal axis Example of rotation about a horizontal axis Example of rotation Rotation about an inclined axis Example of rotation about an inclined axis Density contouring on stereograms Superposed folding 1 Superposed folding 2 Example of analysis of folds Geometrical analysis of folds Example of analysis of jointing Geotechnical applications Assessing plane failure 1 Assessing plane failure 2 Assessing wedge failure Exercises 2 Solutions to exercises Computer software for plotting stereograms Further reading Stereographic (Wulff) equatorial net Equal-area (Lambert/Schmidt) equatorial net Equal-area polar net Kalsbeek counting net Classification chart for fold orientations Some useful formulae Alternative method for plotting planes and lines
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Rev. ed. of: Stereographic projection techniques in structural geology / Peter R. Leyshon, Richard J. Lisle. 1996.

Geological structures of planar type
Measuring and recording the orientation of planar structures
Geological structures of linear type
Measuring and recording the orientation of lines
Why do we need projections?
Idea of stereographic projections
Approximate method of plotting lines and planes
Exercises 1
The stereographic net
Precise method of plotting planes
Precise methods for plotting lines 1
Precise methods for plotting lines 2
Intersection of two planes
Plane containing two lines
Apparent dip
The angle between two lines
The angle between two planes
The plane which bisects the angle between two planes
Projecting a line onto a plane
Stereographic and equal-area projections
The polar net
Analysing folds 1
Analysing folds 2
Analysing folds 3
Analysing folds 4
Folds and cleavage
Analysing folds with cleavage
Faults 1
Faults 2
Cones/small circles
Plotting a cone
Rotations about a horizontal axis
Example of rotation about a horizontal axis
Example of rotation
Rotation about an inclined axis
Example of rotation about an inclined axis
Density contouring on stereograms
Superposed folding 1
Superposed folding 2
Example of analysis of folds
Geometrical analysis of folds
Example of analysis of jointing
Geotechnical applications
Assessing plane failure 1
Assessing plane failure 2
Assessing wedge failure
Exercises 2
Solutions to exercises
Computer software for plotting stereograms
Further reading
Stereographic (Wulff) equatorial net
Equal-area (Lambert/Schmidt) equatorial net
Equal-area polar net
Kalsbeek counting net
Classification chart for fold orientations
Some useful formulae
Alternative method for plotting planes and lines

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