explain beeding plane in 5 lines
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understand the geometry of the stereographic projection.
understand the projections uses in structural analysis.
be able to plot by hand strike and dip and trend and plunge on a stereonet.
be able to use a program to plot and contour orientation data.
be able to interpret the patterns on such plots.
understand the projections uses in structural analysis.
be able to plot by hand strike and dip and trend and plunge on a stereonet.
be able to use a program to plot and contour orientation data.
be able to interpret the patterns on such plots.
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Bedding Plane: a line in rocks separating two different layers: one usually more resistant to erosion, one usually weaker. The layers, deposited horizontally millions of years ago as sediment on the sea bed, have often been tilted through earth movements (tectonics), creating an angle of dip.
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