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An Application of Fractal Dimension in Inferring the Variation in the Tectonic Disturbance in the Lesser Himalayan Belt


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1 Geosciences Group, National Remote Sensing Agency, Hyderabad-500 037, India
 

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Fractal analysis of the spatial disposition (pattern) of lineaments reflects the variation in the degree of tectonic disturbance. In the Lesser Himalayan zone, higher 'D' values obtained over allochthonous blocks (Krol and Garhwal) indicate higher degree of tectonic disturbance compared to the less deformed autochthonous block (Simla) of lower 'D' value.

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Fractal Analysis, Tectonics, Lesser Himalayas, Uttar Pradesh.
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  • An Application of Fractal Dimension in Inferring the Variation in the Tectonic Disturbance in the Lesser Himalayan Belt

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Authors

Manoj Dangwal
Geosciences Group, National Remote Sensing Agency, Hyderabad-500 037, India
Asis Bhattacharya
Geosciences Group, National Remote Sensing Agency, Hyderabad-500 037, India

Abstract


Fractal analysis of the spatial disposition (pattern) of lineaments reflects the variation in the degree of tectonic disturbance. In the Lesser Himalayan zone, higher 'D' values obtained over allochthonous blocks (Krol and Garhwal) indicate higher degree of tectonic disturbance compared to the less deformed autochthonous block (Simla) of lower 'D' value.

Keywords


Fractal Analysis, Tectonics, Lesser Himalayas, Uttar Pradesh.