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SPE Journal, 2022
The development of hot-dry rock (HDR) resources relies on the accurate evaluation of acoustic properties. The acoustic properties are usually measured by rock physical experiments.
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The development of hot-dry rock (HDR) resources relies on the accurate evaluation of acoustic properties. The acoustic properties are usually measured by rock physical experiments.
Siyu Wang +5 more
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Predictive digital rock physics without segmentation
Computers & Geosciences, 2022Abstract Measuring physical properties from rock samples is necessary in geosciences to calibrate models from geophysical surveys. Digital rock physics is one way to estimate these properties. X-ray computed tomography (CT) images can be used to create 3D numerical models of rocks.
Eric J. Goldfarb +4 more
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Digital Rock Physics for Reservoir Characterization
13th International Congress of the Brazilian Geophysical Society & EXPOGEF, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 26–29 August 2013, 2013The Agencia Nacional de Hidrocarburos (ANH) is responsible for structuring and promoting opportunities for exploration and exploitation of the Colombian subsoil. The agency also assumes functions that emphasize the management of those resources, and proposes studies and research in the areas of geology and geophysics to generate new knowledge in the ...
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Elastic Properties of Carbonate Reservoir Rocks Using Digital Rock Physics
Proceedings, 2013Digital rock physics (DRP) is a new method which determines rock properties, including elastic moduli and acoustic velocities. The concept is to generate representative 3D digital models of the rock structure at different relevant scales and then calculate numerically the corresponding macroscopic properties.
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A (Digital) Future for Saharan Rock Art?
African Archaeological Review, 2018First visited by westerners in the mid-nineteenth century, Saharan rock art has since received a great deal of attention. The richness and diversity of this region is recognised by the inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage list of three properties: Tassili-n-Ajjer in Algeria, Tadrart Acacus in Libya, and Ennedi in Chad.
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Flow-Based Characterization of Digital Rock Images Using Deep Learning
, 2021X-ray imaging of porous media has revolutionized the interpretation of various microscale phenomena in subsurface systems. The volumetric images acquired from this technology, known as digital rocks (DR), make it a suitable candidate for machine ...
Naif Alqahtani +5 more
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FRACTAL ANALYSIS OF DIGIT ROCK CORES
Fractals, 2020The rock cores of low permeability reservoirs have special pore structures, which are the essential factors to determine the seepage capacity and oil displacement efficiency and directly affect oil and gas reserves and oil well productivity. This paper studies 16 digital rock core samples.
YONGHUI LIU +3 more
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Digital Rock Physics: Using CT Scans to Compute Rock Properties
IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 2018Profitable production from oil and gas reservoirs is essential in the petroleum industry, and solutions for many reservoir engineering problems rely on an accurate estimation of rock's physical properties. Traditional property estimation using conventional laboratory measurements has a high turnover time.
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A Digital Voice for Russian Rock: Perspectives on Digitization of Russian Rock Zines
Slavic & East European Information Resources, 2019ABSTRACTSoviet and post-Soviet rock music zines comprise a fascinating resource not only for historians of music, but also for cultural historians, graphic designers, linguists, and specialists in ...
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Digital X-Ray Rocking Curve Topography
MRS Proceedings, 1986SUMMARYThere is a considerable body of work available illustrating the significance of X-ray rocking curve measurements in micro-electronic applications. For the first time a high resolution (100-150µm) 2-dimensional technique called DARC (Digital Autcmated Rocking Curve) topography has been implemented.
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