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The plugin provides several QGIS Processing algorithms for working with geological data. These can be accessed through the QGIS Processing Toolbox.
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### Paint Stratigraphic Order
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The **Paint Stratigraphic Order** algorithm allows you to visualize the stratigraphic order on geology polygons. This tool is useful for:
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- Visually debugging the stratigraphic column
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- Quality checking unit order
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- Creating visualizations of stratigraphic relationships
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The algorithm takes:
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-**Input Polygons**: A polygon layer containing geological units (e.g., your geology map)
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-**Unit Name Field**: The field in your polygon layer that contains unit names
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-**Stratigraphic Column**: A table or layer with the stratigraphic column (ordered from youngest to oldest)
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-**Paint Mode**: Choose between:
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-**Stratigraphic Order** (0 = youngest, N = oldest): Paints a numeric order onto each polygon
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-**Cumulative Thickness**: Paints the cumulative thickness from the bottom (oldest) unit
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The algorithm adds a new field to your polygon layer:
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-`strat_order`: The stratigraphic order (when using Stratigraphic Order mode)
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-`cum_thickness`: The cumulative thickness in the stratigraphic column (when using Cumulative Thickness mode)
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Units that don't match the stratigraphic column will have null values, helping you identify data quality issues.
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## Model parameters
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Once the layers have been selected, stratigraphic column defined and the fault topology relationships set, the LoopStructural model can be initialised.
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