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PDF A Modern Approach to Creating Block Diagrams for Soil Survey in words. Block diagrams can be used to express the relationships between soils, topography, geology, and even vegetation. As Robert E. Eikleberry stated in Block Diagrams for Soil Survey Interpretations, "They are another means of communication." Traditionally, block diagrams were created using a pencil, a piece of Lab--Geologic Structures The top of a block diagram is an oblique view of the earth's surface, in other words it is a geologic map that you are viewing at an angle from above. The vertical sides of a block diagram are cross-sections, cut-away views that show how the rocks and structures extend into the earth. Cross-sections typically don't contain geologic map symbols.
Sketching Block Diagrams - Teaching Activities Students make sketches of block diagrams of structures of your choosing. These could include horizontal stratigraphy and an upright anticline, or could be of new struct...