Plunge is used to describe the tilt of lines, the word dip being reserved for planes. The plunge fully expresses the three-dimensional orientation of a line and has two parts: the plunge direction or …
To specify the orientation of a line requires two measurements, called plunge and trend: The plunge of a line is its inclination, measured downward relative to horizontal; The trend of a line …
2015年10月9日 · trend and plunge is used for linear features like slickensides. Strike and dip are used for planar features like bedding contacts. Trend is analogous to strike and plunge is …
Terms for lines: Two pieces of information, a trend and a plunge, are necessary to describe the orientation of a line in space. Trend - the direction of a line on a horizontal plane. We use the …
Plunge, or angle of plunge, is the inclination of the feature measured downward relative to horizontal. Trend is the feature's azimuth, measured in the direction of plunge. A horizontal …
To specify the orientation of a line requires two measurements, called plunge and trend: The plunge of a line is its inclination, measured downward relative to horizontal; The trend of a line …
1 Trend & plunge a Trend: Direction (azimuth) of a vertical plane containing the line of interest. i Azimuth (compass bearing): direction of a horizontal line contained in a vertical plane. …
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. …
Find its trend and find the plunge by trigonometry or drawing a cross-section. We know the pitch and the dip. What we want to find is the trend and plunge. The trend is just the strike of the …
Orientations are the angles that describe how a line or plane is positioned in space. We commonly use either strike and true dip or true dip and dip direction to define planes, and trend and …