I am creating some rose diagrams for the strike values of lineaments auto-extracted using Geomatica. The number of strike values I input to create one rose diagram reaches up to 2000, and I am wondering what the diagram grid interval means and what actually happens when I change its value. I would like to hear your insights on this so I can interpret the diagrams more carefully. Hoping to hear from you. Thank you.
Hi Abi, the diagram interval is the degree or bin interval used to process your data. The grid interval is just the degree interval to show the grid lines.
HOW CAN I PLOT 25 JOINT PLANES TO BRING OUT A GEO ROSE DIAGRAM PLEASE HELP ME
PROF RATHEESH KUMAR, DEPT OF GEOLOGY TRIVANDRUM KERALA INDIA.. e mail ratheesh_md@rediffmail.com
Is there a way in Georose to change the settings so have two or more colors on one rose diagram so you can show two or more different populations within your data set?
Hi Eve, the GeoRose files are zipped into 7z format. If you don’t have 7-Zip on your computer, you can download 7-Zip from https://www.7-zip.org/ and unzip your GeoRose file.
I see that there is a scale to change the Strike diagram radius and a Dip Direction Radius, could you add a radius to the Dip/Plunge too?
Thanks,
Wade Weathers
Will do.
Good day, Mr. Yong!
I am creating some rose diagrams for the strike values of lineaments auto-extracted using Geomatica. The number of strike values I input to create one rose diagram reaches up to 2000, and I am wondering what the diagram grid interval means and what actually happens when I change its value. I would like to hear your insights on this so I can interpret the diagrams more carefully. Hoping to hear from you. Thank you.
Hi Abi, the diagram interval is the degree or bin interval used to process your data. The grid interval is just the degree interval to show the grid lines.
HOW CAN I PLOT 25 JOINT PLANES TO BRING OUT A GEO ROSE DIAGRAM PLEASE HELP ME
PROF RATHEESH KUMAR, DEPT OF GEOLOGY TRIVANDRUM KERALA INDIA.. e mail ratheesh_md@rediffmail.com
Hi Prof. Kumar, could you please explain a bit more of your question?
using which software we can calculate angle between two planes
I don’t have an answer for this question. Probably it’s a good idea to put the calculation in GeoRose.
Can you tell how to stop the strike values from being converted (180 degrees is being subtracted).
The strikes are changing, it keeps putting -180 from big values, which results in a wrong plot. How do I rectify this problem?
Can a GeoRose rose diagram output be used in a publication if the software is cited?
Yes.
Please list the system requirements for GeoRose on your website.
Will do. GeoRose should work on Windows 7 to Windows 10. Not tested on Windows 11. Not tested on the newest MacOS yet.
where can i find the manual for georose?
Please take a look the YouTube video. It should be simple enough to follow.
Is there a way in Georose to change the settings so have two or more colors on one rose diagram so you can show two or more different populations within your data set?
Good idea Nielson. I will try to implement this. I know it’s been a long time since last update.
georose wont install because its a zz file, is it not compatible with windows?
Hi Eve, the GeoRose files are zipped into 7z format. If you don’t have 7-Zip on your computer, you can download 7-Zip from https://www.7-zip.org/ and unzip your GeoRose file.