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Interactive Retro-Deformation of Terrain for Reconstructing 3D Fault Displacements
Planetary topography is the result of complex interactions between geological processes, of which faulting is a prominent component. Surface-rupturing earthquakes cut and move landforms which develop across active faults, producing characteristic surface displacements across the fault. Geometric m
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