1. A method for modeling a subsurface structure at a time period when the structure was originally formed, comprising: generating a first set of paleo-geographic coordinates representing a predicted state of the subsurface structure at a time period when the subsurface structure was originally formed; defining a set of points describing one or more fractures in the subsurface structure; determining, based on the defined set of points, at least one tuning parameter to correct the first set of paleo-geographic coordinates that minimizes discrepancy between an estimated direction of potential fracture and an observed direction of fracture; generating, based on the at least one tuning parameter, a second set of paleo-geographic coordinates representing an improved predicted state of the subsurface structure at a time period when the subsurface structure was originally formed; and displaying a visualization of the second set of paleo-geographic coordinates representing the improved predicted state of the subsurface structure.