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Rock Physics Modelling of Compaction and Cementation Effects Using a Hybrid Rock Physics Workflow
Proceedings, 2017Summary Compaction and cementation are two of the most important mechanical and geochemical processes that cause porosity reduction during the deposition and burial of a rock. To understand the resulting petrophysical properties and their corresponding elastic response remains an important and challenging topic for rock physics.
Y. Zhou +3 more
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Science (New York, N.Y.), 2015
Uplifts in the Campi Flegrei caldera reach values unsurpassed anywhere in the world (~2 meters). Despite the marked deformation, the release of strain appears delayed. The rock physics analysis of well cores highlights the presence of two horizons, above and below the seismogenic area, underlying a coupled process.
Tiziana, Vanorio +1 more
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Uplifts in the Campi Flegrei caldera reach values unsurpassed anywhere in the world (~2 meters). Despite the marked deformation, the release of strain appears delayed. The rock physics analysis of well cores highlights the presence of two horizons, above and below the seismogenic area, underlying a coupled process.
Tiziana, Vanorio +1 more
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Multi-pore rock physics model: An intelligent approach for carbonate rocks
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2022Javad Sharifi
exaly