Five must have books for Structural Geology |Geologypage

What is structural Geology?



Structural geology is about folds, faults and other deformation structures in the lithosphere – how they appear and how and why they formed. Ranging from features hundreds of kilometers long down to microscopic details, structures occur in many different settings and have experienced exciting changes in stress and strain – information that can be ours if we learn how to read the code. The story told by structures in rocks is beautiful, fascinating and interesting, and it can also be very useful to society. Exploration, mapping and exploitation of resources such as slate and schist, ores, groundwater, and oil and gas depend on structural geologists who understand what they observe so that they can present reasonable interpretations and predictions.
 ~H. Fossen.

In this blog I am providing the links to few good books of structural geology, which I think will be helpful for your understanding of the subject. Share this link with your friends and spread the knowledge.

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