Thank you so much sir for your suggestion.

I would attempt to give a step-by-step guide on how you may accurately do this and deviate a little bit to help others that may have their data in another format other than shapefiles.

Extracted Lineaments from satellite imagery are normally are stored either as shapefiles (.shp) or as AutoDesk Data eXchange Format (.DXF) files.

Rockworks is a software of choice to plot Rosette diagrams although there are many free alternatives that can do this.

My explanation is based on Rockworks (Rockware).

When you launch the Rockworks program, click on Linears - Import - DXF lineations. The resulting window will contain attributes for the x1, y1 and x2, y2 attributes. The click on Linears - Rose Diagram - from end points. Make sure the pane on the left has the correct locations for your attributes. Select appropriate styles and information you wish your Rose diagram to have. Then click on process. This would draw the Rosette diagram. You may choose to export in a format that is appropriate for you to display for example (.jpeg) format.

On the other hand, if your lineament data is in a .shp format, open the Rockplot 2D window. Click on file - import and choose the .shp format. This will import the data. Then export this data as a .DXF file.

All you need do now is to follow the process of the .DXF example and plot your diagram.

I hope this answers your question.

Thank you so much sir I got it the rose followed by your steps given.

stereonet is best way for rose diagram

Use the Rockworks software for Rose diagram linked to lineaments analysis. It’s a simple and user friendly software Rajasekhar M.

I would suggest Rockworks software for the Rose diagram Rajasekhar M.