structure Brittle Structures By Rita R. McKenna Post a comment If you look at the photographs of rock outcrops, you’ll notice thin dark lines that cross the rock faces. These lines r…
structure Folds and Foliations By Rita R. McKenna Post a comment Geometry of Folds Imagine a carpet lying ?At on the ?Oor. Push on one end of the carpet, and it'll wrinkle or conto…
structure Structural geology and tectonics By Rita R. McKenna Post a comment The word shape is derived from the Latinword struere, to construct, and lets say: "A geologic shape is a geometric…
structure Structural analysis By Rita R. McKenna Post a comment Many structural tactics span thousands to hundreds of thousands of years, and maximum structural data describe the ?Nal…
structure Stereographic projection By Rita R. McKenna Post a comment Stereographic projection is about representing planar and linear features in a two-dimensional diagram. The orientation…
structure What is deformation? By Rita R. McKenna Post a comment The term deformation is, like several other structural geology terms, used in different ways by different people and u…
Abrasion discovery erosion field work geological structures geological time scale geology James Hutton rocks sedimentary rock sedimentary structure sediments stratigraphy stress structure unconformity Siccar Point - the world's most important geological site and the birthplace of modern geology By Rita R. McKenna Post a comment Siccar Point is world-famous as the most important unconformity described by James Hutton (1726-1797) in support of hi…
deformation structure Why perform strain analysis? By Rita R. McKenna Post a comment Why do we carry out stress analysis?. It can be critical to retrieve information approximately stress from deformed roc…