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Predictive digital rock physics
2021Geophysical surveys are the most effective way to model the surface and subsurface. Recorded signals can only be converted to properties of interest, such as rock type or saturating fluid, if we understand the relationship between rocks and their physical properties.
Goldfarb, Eric James +1 more
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2023
Digital rock physics (DRP) is essential to understand the wave elastic and attenuation characteristics of complex porous rocks, offering insights into interpreting seismic and sonic logging data. Most of the existing DRP technology can only simulate wave‐
Wei Zhu +6 more
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Digital rock physics (DRP) is essential to understand the wave elastic and attenuation characteristics of complex porous rocks, offering insights into interpreting seismic and sonic logging data. Most of the existing DRP technology can only simulate wave‐
Wei Zhu +6 more
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Geophysical Prospecting, 2023
Digital rock physics is a workflow that relies on imaging techniques to quickly and cost‐effectively estimate the petrophysical properties of small core samples taken from reservoirs.
Utkarsh Gupta +4 more
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Digital rock physics is a workflow that relies on imaging techniques to quickly and cost‐effectively estimate the petrophysical properties of small core samples taken from reservoirs.
Utkarsh Gupta +4 more
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Intelligent digital rock physics assisting quantitative seismic interpretation
Third International Meeting for Applied Geoscience & Energy Expanded Abstracts, 2023Digital rock technology can quantitatively analyze relationship between macroscopical elastic responses and permeability through pore structure feature in an image-and-compute way, which is helpful to realize quantitative seismic interpretation better ...
Zhiyu Hou, Danping Cao, Xinjie Wang
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Review of Scientific Instruments, 1989
This article describes the design of a digital rock-dust meter suitable for measuring the rock-dust content in coal-rock-dust mixtures in a mine environment. The work discusses the probe, digital circuitry, and equations used by the instrument. Data from several mines verifying the 2% accuracy of the device is also presented.
John E. Pinkerton +4 more
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This article describes the design of a digital rock-dust meter suitable for measuring the rock-dust content in coal-rock-dust mixtures in a mine environment. The work discusses the probe, digital circuitry, and equations used by the instrument. Data from several mines verifying the 2% accuracy of the device is also presented.
John E. Pinkerton +4 more
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Digital Rock Technology Accelerates Carbonate Rock Laboratory Analysis
SPE Gas & Oil Technology Showcase and Conference, 2019Abstract This paper describe an application of combined experimental and digital technology workflow for field appraisal. It includes the description of heterogeneous low permeability X oil field located in the southeastern part of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and its field development planning (FDP) challenges.
Denis Klemin +3 more
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3D Carbonate Digital Rock Reconstruction Using Progressive Growing GAN
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 2021The development of digital rock physics relies on the availability of high‐quality 3D digital rock images, which can be directly obtained with X‐ray micro‐Computed Tomography (μCT).
Nan You, Y. Li, A. Cheng
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IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 2022
Digital Rock Physics leverages advances in digital image acquisition and analysis techniques to create 3D digital images of rock samples, which are used for computational modeling and simulations to predict petrophysical properties of interest.
V. Ahuja +7 more
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Digital Rock Physics leverages advances in digital image acquisition and analysis techniques to create 3D digital images of rock samples, which are used for computational modeling and simulations to predict petrophysical properties of interest.
V. Ahuja +7 more
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Application of Digital Rock Physics for Geophysical Rock Properties
Proceedings, 2012Traditionally,the values of reservoir rock properties have been acquired from log data or direct measurement in a physical laboratory. Recent advances in imaging and image processing, together with improved availability of high performance computing, gave rise to digital techniques for investigating the properties of rock samples.
S. Chacko, Z. Kalam, N. Derzhi, C. Sisk
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