Structural Geology Lesson 2.5: Trig Proof for Apparent Dip Problems

[@RhootBeur]

Awesome video, very helpful!

[@authenticwarrior7877]

Well explained Blake.

[@damongeo840]

Thank you very much for your help! You could have made it a lot simpler though; tan(a)/tan(δ)= cos(90-β) tan(δ)= tan(a)/sin(β).

[@fareehashahid3004]

good refresher and helpfull video lecture

[@maulanafaiz1395]

thanks for ur explanation ✨

[@georgesidorov6910]

Hello there! Does anybody have information how we can get apparent DIP from images interpretation?

[@technogreen2390]

George Sidorov do you mean aerial photos or terrestrial photos

[@Userofinternet85]

​ Techno Green it's mostly a software issue... everything with respect to hole axis rather than north ... I think

[@sreekuttans4250]

Well Explained Sir. It could hv been more helpful if u showed this with an example problem

[@streamlineardmona3087]

Hi are you available to help

[@nksh19]

goodvid! but would be better if the camera isnt shaking when u are writing

[@BSplitt]

Thanks for the feedback! My camera stand was pretty cheap (as was the table I'm using), so preventing the camera from shaking was difficult. I'll see if I can rig it differently in the future!

[@Userofinternet85]

thank you!!!!!!

[@slawdify]

Really liked the video; however, wouldn't it be easier to use beta from the beginning? Just have to recognize equivalent lengths to make the relationships jive (BY, AO, and BO are sufficient).

[@BSplitt]

Perhaps. However, the proof that I used came directly from the lab book that I was using, so I just used their methodology.

[@laxmikadriya6233]

thank u bro