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TDEFNODE from McCaffrey.
using rectangle dislocations; needs pole information of blocks;
fortran code can not be modified. => Difficulty for extracting the forward modelling part (!)
BLOCKS from Meade, B.J. and J.P. Loveless
using triangular dislocations => user must define the triangular patches as input (now: no software found!)
matlab code
PCAIM from Andrew Kositsky
seems no part about forward modelling.
Others:
1.TDE from Meade, B.J.
using triangular dislocation to calculate deformation in a uniform elastic half space. But users must define the triangular dislocation by themselves;
Triangular generator:
mesh2d from Darren Engwirda
the output is delaunay mesh grid.
FaultSampler from Barnhart
do triangular patches dividing during the distributed slip inversion, which is a problem. But he used mesh2d to get the initial delaunay mesh grid.
Now the question is:
Extracting forward simulation part from those Inversion models
Knowing how to use triangular dislocation to describe the fault surface.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Inversion model:
using rectangle dislocations; needs pole information of blocks;
fortran code can not be modified. => Difficulty for extracting the forward modelling part (!)
using triangular dislocations => user must define the triangular patches as input (now: no software found!)
matlab code
seems no part about forward modelling.
Others:
1.TDE from Meade, B.J.
using triangular dislocation to calculate deformation in a uniform elastic half space. But users must define the triangular dislocation by themselves;
Triangular generator:
the output is delaunay mesh grid.
do triangular patches dividing during the distributed slip inversion, which is a problem. But he used mesh2d to get the initial delaunay mesh grid.
Now the question is:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: