Dictionary:Azimuthal anisotropy
(az ∂ muth’ ∂l an, ī so’ tr∂p ē) A difference in properties (such as seismic velocity) with azimuth, such as produced by oriented near-vertical fractures. See anisotropy (seismic) and birefringence.
(az ∂ muth’ ∂l an, ī so’ tr∂p ē) A difference in properties (such as seismic velocity) with azimuth, such as produced by oriented near-vertical fractures. See anisotropy (seismic) and birefringence.
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