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Numerous definitions of the term ‘lineament’ are given in the literature and various attributes are sometimes linked to the term such as ‘geologic lineament’, ‘tectonic lineament’, ‘photo lineament’ or ‘geophysical lineament’ either describing the assumed origin of the linear feature or sometimes the data source from which it has been derived. Some researchers also use the term ‘fracture trace’ or ‘photo linear’ as an alternative term. The work by Lattman and Parizek (1964) is commonly regarded as pioneering work in groundwater exploration; they mapped linear features (fracture traces) on stereo-pairs of aerial photographs in carbonate terrain in the eastern United States and subsequently showed the correlation between well productivity and distance to the identified features.

Mapping of Lineaments for Groundwater Targeting and Sustainable Water Resource Management in Hard Rock Hydrogeological Environment Using RS- GIS