This document discusses structural interpretation of horizontal and inclined wells from image log and dipmeter analysis. It notes that image logs in deviated wells may be muted if features are approached at an acute angle. It also discusses bias effects in horizontal wells, including under-sampling of shallowly dipping beds. Additionally, it explains that increasing uncertainty occurs as the solid angle between features and the wellbore decreases. Broad folds are commonly seen in horizontal wells but may not be identifiable in vertical wells. Structural benefits of imaging deviated wells include identifying fractured reservoirs and assessing lateral structure.