File:Three-dimensional Computer Model of a Fracture and Fault Network.jpg
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| Upload date | 2020-08-08T08:48:46Z |
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English: This computer model was generated using a digitised fault and fracture network visible on a quarzite tile. Different sets were recognised and classified in a semi-automatic way. A three-dimensional network was generated using the software pcake() part of the DMX Protocol. This procedure uses a combination of deterministic (the fracture traces visible on the pavement) and probablistic (orientation variation, height, and truncations) variations to generate the three dimensional network (a TIN).
Background information can be found in https://www.researchgate.net/publication/337129963_The_DMX_Protocol_A_New_Generation_of_Geology_Driven_3D_Discrete_Fault_and_Fracture_Network_Modelling |
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| Author | Jpvandijk |
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