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• TITLE: Fractal Analysis of Lineaments in Equatorial Africa: Insights on Lithospheric Structure

  AUTHORS: Collin Nkono, Olivier Féménias, Annick Lesne, Jean-Claude Mercier, Daniel Demaiffe

  KEYWORDS: Lineament; Fractal Analysis; SRTM; Equatorial Africa

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Geology, Vol.3 No.3, July 4, 2013

  ABSTRACT: In this paper, the complexity in the spatial distribution of the lineaments was investigated from on remote sensing topographic (SRTM DEM) and multispectral (Landsat) data. Lineaments in equatorial Africa were chosen to apply the fractal analysis methodology. The good correlations of the obtained data with some geophysical data from the same area allow that the complexity in the spatial distribution of the lineaments can give qualitative information on the interior of the earth (or on other planets). This method can provide a bridge between classical geology and geophysics, and particularly powerful for studying large and inaccessible regions.