Fault slip analysis software   

This page lists software useful for analysing fault and slip data or earthquake focal mechanisms.
It does not pretend to be exhaustive and suggestions for additions or improvements are welcome.
The goal is to list software that does at least one of the following:

• Display the data in various graphical representations
• Carry on statistics
• Invert the data for a state of stress

I - Legend

= MacOS Classic

= MacOS X

= MS-Windows

= Linux

= SunOS

= Matlab

= Python

II - Freeware with stress computations

Software freely available on the web

Software	Authors	Macintosh application	PC application	Unix application	Sources	Matlab or Python scripts
Daisy	F. Salvini
Fabric	E. Wallbrecher
Faille	A. Etchecopar & G. Vasseur
FaultKin	R. W. Allmendinger
Fmi	K. Sato
Fmsi	J. W. Gephart
Fsa	B. Célérier
Him	K. Sato
Mim	A. Yamaji, K. Sato, M. Otsubo
Msatsi	P. Martínez-Garzón & G. Kwiatek
Orient	F. W. Vollmer
Satsi	J. Hardebeck & A. J. Michael
Sg2ps	Á. Sasvári
Slick	A. J. Michael
Stem	A. Pêcher
Stress	Z. Reches
Stressinverse	V. Vavryčuk
TectonicsFP	F. Reiter & P. Acs
TectonicVB	H. Ortner
Tensor	D. Delvaux
T-Tecto 3	J. Žalohar

III - Other freeware to analyse or display fault and slip data

Software freely available on the web

Software	Authors	Macintosh application	PC application	Unix application	Sources
Fsv	K. Sato
Sfsa	A. Yamaji
Stereonet	R. W. Allmendinger

IV - Shareware or commercial software

Software available on the web for a fee, eventually with a restricted free version.

Software	Authors	Fault slip analysis and representation	Stress computations	Macintosh application	PC application	Unix application
GEOrient	R. Holcombe
T-Tecto Studio X5	J. Žalohar

V - Historical software

Widely used, but not directly available on the web.

Software	Authors	Fault slip analysis and representation	Stress computations	Macintosh application	PC application	Unix application
Stereoplot	N. S. Mancktelow
Tector	J. Angelier