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Experimental test evaluates the reliability of tectonic maps, suggesting improved accuracy in geological representations.
It is shown that restoration of horizontal displacements displayed in tectonic maps is applicable as a test of tectonic maps. In case of accomplished maps, a conclusion on the reliability of maps can be drawn and principal defects can be revealed. In case of maps being in state of compilation, a better shape of the picture and elimination of contradictions between various displayed displacements and between the latter and geological data can be achieved. A short review of principles and terms of the method is given, and its application to a complex object (Pannonian Basin) is demonstrated as an example.
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