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when studying structural geology uh strike and dip can be a really confusing concept for people once you get it itamp;#39;s not so bad but in the beginning it can be really tough um so weamp;#39;re gonna talk about it today um strike is the direction of bed travels youamp;#39;ve probably heard that and dip is the direction and the amount that that bed is angled okay so letamp;#39;s just pretend like into the camera is north and behind me is south so um north east south west and so iamp;#39;m going to use this as a sedimentary bed so just a book wuthering heights if youamp;#39;re interested um and so this is this flat layer and it got deposited a sedimentary rock got deposited as a flatbed but at some point maybe something got squished and so it got tilted like this okay so it got squished up and hereamp;#39;s part of the bed there it probably was part of a fold something like that right um so how do we describe this well with strike i always think about it like the direction you