Fault displacement visualization from structural data

@inproceedings{RUNKJRM54,
 abstract = { Fault displacement has a key role in seismology, hydrology, mining and is linked to stress release
and fluid flow. However, when building a faulted model, horizon points are interpolated separately
on each side of the faults. This may lead to inconsistent fault displacements when data are sparse
or noisy, or when the fault extent is inappropriate.
In this preliminary paper, we propose a method to visualize and analyze fault displacement
prior to structural model building. The method aims at reducing modeling time by resolving fault
displacement problems prior to structural modeling. It computes fault displacement directly from
input horizon and fault point sets. We suggest two projections to create cutoff points: orthogonal
to fault projection and parallel to horizon projection. These cutoff points could be used to display
cutoff profiles, throw profiles or displacement graphs. },
 author = { Argentin, Anne-Laure AND Godefroy, Gabriel AND Laurent, Gautier },
 booktitle = { 2016 RING Meeting },
 publisher = { ASGA },
 title = { Fault displacement visualization from structural data },
 year = { 2016 }
}