Fracture Anisotropy is a structural property of natural fracture networks characterized by the directional dependence of fracture intensity, orientation, or connectivity, distinguishing it from isotropic fracture systems through its non-uniform spatial distribution and alignment along preferred orientations.
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Shear data in the presence of azimuthal anisotropy: Dilley, Texas
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