Rocscience Dips
Rocscience Dips v6.008 [Size: 15 MB] ... Dips version 6.0 has finally arrived, a major new upgrade to our popular stereonet analysis program. New features in Dips 6.0
include a comprehensive kinematic analysis toolkit for planar, wedge
and toppling analysis; significant improvements to the user interface
and graphical interactivity; dip vector and intersection plotting; fuzzy
cluster analysis and much more.
Dips is designed for the interactive analysis of orientation
based geological data. The program is capable of many applications and
is designed for the novice or occasional user, and for the accomplished
user of stereographic projection who wishes to utilize more advanced
tools in the analysis of geological data.
Dips allows the user to analyze and visualize structural data following the same techniques used in manual stereonets. In addition, it has many computational features, such as statistical contouring of orientation clustering, mean orientation and confidence calculation, cluster variability, and qualitative and quantitative feature attribute analysis.
Dips is designed for the analysis of features related to the engineering analysis of rock structures, however, the free format of the Dips data file permits the analysis of any orientation-based data.
Dips is designed for the interactive analysis of orientation
based geological data. The program is capable of many applications and
is designed for the novice or occasional user, and for the accomplished
user of stereographic projection who wishes to utilize more advanced
tools in the analysis of geological data.Dips allows the user to analyze and visualize structural data following the same techniques used in manual stereonets. In addition, it has many computational features, such as statistical contouring of orientation clustering, mean orientation and confidence calculation, cluster variability, and qualitative and quantitative feature attribute analysis.
Dips is designed for the analysis of features related to the engineering analysis of rock structures, however, the free format of the Dips data file permits the analysis of any orientation-based data.