Science Lead:
Dr Heather Sheldon
Technical Lead:
Alex Hunt
FracG UI
FracG is a tool for analysing discontinuity data (e.g. faults and fractures). The input is provided as line-vector data in shapefile format.
The analyses performed by FracG include:
- Models of fault length distribution and principal orientations
- Statistical parameters including scan line analysis
- Box-counting to obtain fractal dimension
- Maps of fault density, intensity, distance to faults
- Classification of faults (orientation, intersection numbers)
FracG is able to construct georeferenced graphs and apply various algorithms to them, including:
- Betweenness Centrality
- Minimum Spanning tree
- Shortest path
- Maximum Flow
Analysis can optionally be extended by including raster data (e.g. DEM), for example:
- Extraction of raster values along faults
- Augmenting the georeferenced graph by using raster data as edge and vertex weights