Your fault stability analysis might be lying to you
The Mohr space represents stress states and, combined with fault strength criteria, is used to assess fault stability. It is simple, elegant, and widely accepted. It is also, when applied deterministically, rather misleading. Mohr circles are built on single best-estimate values for key geomechanical inputs, and they do not reflect the true variability and uncertainty...
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