The azimuth image

2.5

CALCULATING THE PRIMARY IMAGES

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The azimuth image

The azimuth of the c-axes refers to the image plane and runs clockwise from the vertical: up (North) is 0°, to the right (East) is 90°, down (South) is 180°. The azimuth file is monochrome (grey).

The chipmunk is a little darker than average grey, indicating c-axes striking more than 90°, i.e., NW-SE. Of course, the blue eye (remember ?) has an azimuth of less than 90°.

Left, from top to bottom:

- Azimuth image of Black Hills quartzite

- stereographic projection and orthogonal representation of look-up table for azimuth image

- the elephantine chipmunk...

2.5	CALCULATING THE PRIMARY IMAGES
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		The azimuth image
		The azimuth of the c-axes refers to the image plane and runs clockwise from the vertical: up (North) is 0°, to the right (East) is 90°, down (South) is 180°. The azimuth file is monochrome (grey). The chipmunk is a little darker than average grey, indicating c-axes striking more than 90°, i.e., NW-SE. Of course, the blue eye (remember ?) has an azimuth of less than 90°. Left, from top to bottom: - Azimuth image of Black Hills quartzite - stereographic projection and orthogonal representation of look-up table for azimuth image - the elephantine chipmunk...