2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.cageo.2012.09.008
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Digital rock physics benchmarks—part II: Computing effective properties

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“…Benchtop x-ray tomography scanners are now widely available that can produce images with 1-μm voxel resolution, and the latest generation can obtain images with 100-nm resolution or lower [9,10]. Extracting the vast amount of information found in such images is an active pursuit [11][12][13][14][15][16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Benchtop x-ray tomography scanners are now widely available that can produce images with 1-μm voxel resolution, and the latest generation can obtain images with 100-nm resolution or lower [9,10]. Extracting the vast amount of information found in such images is an active pursuit [11][12][13][14][15][16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…DRA is firstly applied to simple rock samples with Arns et al [5] and Keehm et al [6] successfully predicting the conductivity and permeability for Fontainebleau sandstone. With developments of advanced imaging system and computation ability, DRA has been applied to study varying rock properties such as elastic properties [7,8], relative permeability [9][10][11] and to varying types of rocks such as carbonates [12][13][14] and shales [15][16][17]. It is accepted that DRA is a necessary complement of lab experiments, and it may be referred as virtual laboratory/experiments [18,19].…”
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“…Dygowo-1 borehole; Carboniferous and Devonian formations; colours as in Figure 3; black dots -Carboniferous and Devonian borehole log data without affiliation to the models zoic clastic rocks which formed the ba sis for the dig i tal rock model con struc tion (Ma donna et al, 2012;Andrä et al, 2013). Dig i tal rock mod els con cen trated the rock sam ples with simi lar res er voir and elas tic prop er ties.…”
Section: Fig 11 Natural Radioactivity (Gr) Vs Interval Transit Timmentioning
confidence: 99%