faultmap

noun
UK /ˈfɔːltmæp/
US /ˈfɔːltmæp/

A faultmap is a picture that shows where the ground has cracks.

The scientists looked at a faultmap to see where the cracks in the ground were.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A diagram that marks the mistakes or problems in a system or plan.

The teacher made a faultmap of the group project to show what went wrong.

3. A chart used by engineers to show where a machine is likely to break.

The mechanic checked the faultmap before fixing the engine.

4. A computer tool that shows where errors happen in a program.

The coder used a faultmap to find the bug in the game.