Week 7 · Published May 31, 2026 · Paper 39 of 383
Previous papers established the Aegean region as a useful observational slice due to its visible basin systems, fault orientations, arc curvature, and regional continuity.
This paper moves beyond observation and introduces a formal geometric framework for describing those characteristics. Structural continuity, directional persistence, curvature, and orientation are treated as measurable descriptors.
The objective is not to derive a new tectonic model. Instead, the goal is to establish a repeatable language that allows structural observations to be compared consistently across multiple geological systems.
Formalization provides a bridge between qualitative observation and quantitative comparison. The resulting framework can be applied to later studies involving basins, trenches, mountain systems, and planetary-scale structures.
This paper initiates the Week 7 transition from observation to formal geometric description.
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