We did discuss trying to put faults etc into our lox model a while back, but found more useful things to do, It would be a nice feature, but no idea how it could be done. I have included Anddy Farrant in this mail, as our trained (but not very well) Geologist, he should be able to help in this discussion, but has little knowledge of Therion Andrew On 10/02/11 10:43, Stacho Mudrak wrote:
Hi all,
we are solving a problem of adding a basic geological observations (measurements) to therion. When measuring a planar feature (bedding or fault or others), you measure strike and dip. When measuring linear features, trend and plunge is measured. In the case of faults, also whether it is dextral or sinistral fault is determined and potentially a magnitude.
My question is, do you have some idea/wish how to integrate these into therion? Do you have some experience with it?
Our first idea is to add a standard T symbol for strike and dip measurement, but there is one problem. Orientation of this symbol is not drawn, but it is measured (with compass). But its position is given by position on the map. Should these measurements be entered into a table (as centerline data are), or put as options with symbols?
Do you have any ideas or comments?
Best regards, S.
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