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This Repo is my project of Practical Work for my mandatory credit in Geophysical Undergraduate Program in Gadjah Mada University

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This Repo is forked from fault analysis toolbox

Data

Data that i used for my project is predicted fault that you can find Here

ML - Fault Prediction

Fault Prediction using FaultNet

Results

Predicted Fault Kerry Inline 14 Labeled Fault using FatBox Kerry Inline 14 - Labeled Predicted Fault

Fault analysis toolbox - tutorials

You can find original repository --> fault analysis toolbox. You can also find documentation here.

Numerical models

First, we will look at fault analyses in numerical models. One of the easiest ways of getting started is with Jupyter notebooks - an awesome combination of code, documentation and output. The easiest way is to run them with Google Colab, so you don't need any special hardware or software. Just try it out:

  • This tutorial shows how to extract a fault network from a 2-D slice of a numerical model
  • This tutorial shows how to calculate the strike and length of the extracted faults
  • This tutorial shows how to track fault networks through time in numerical models
  • This tutorial shows how to calculate fault slip from numerical models
  • This tutorial shows how to sum up fault slip to displacement through time
  • This tutorial shows how to visualize the evolution of our faults with time

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