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AAPG Bulletin; Year: 2016; Issue: March DOI: 10.1306/12111514166
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Figure 13. The ratio of deformation band density in different directions and their relationships with deformation band orientations. (A) Frequency distribution of the ratio of deformation band density in fault-parallel direction to deformation band density in fault-perpendicular direction. (B) Scatterplot of the ratio of deformation band density in fault-parallel direction to deformation band density in fault-perpendicular direction versus the intersection angle (θ) between the deformation band orientation and fault orientation. (C) Frequency distribution of the ratio of deformation band density in vertical direction to deformation band density in fault-perpendicular direction. (D) Scatterplot of the ratio of deformation band density in vertical direction to deformation band density in fault-perpendicular direction versus the dip angle (α) of deformation bands. AVE = average; MAX = maximum; MIN = minimum; N = number of observations.
Figure 13. The ratio of deformation band density in different directions and their relationships with deformation band orientations. (A) Frequency distribution of the ratio of deformation band density in fault-parallel direction to deformation band density in fault-perpendicular direction. (B) Scatterplot of the ratio of deformation band density in fault-parallel direction to deformation band density in fault-perpendicular direction versus the intersection angle (θ) between the deformation band orientation and fault orientation. (C) Frequency distribution of the ratio of deformation band density in vertical direction to deformation band density in fault-perpendicular direction. (D) Scatterplot of the ratio of deformation band density in vertical direction to deformation band density in fault-perpendicular direction versus the dip angle (α) of deformation bands. AVE = average; MAX = maximum; MIN = minimum; N = number of observations.