A review of the genesis, evolution, and prediction of natural fractures in deep tight sandstones of China
Natural fractures are effective reservoir spaces and the main seepage channel for tight
sandstones, which control the migration, enrichment, and productivity of oil and natural gas …
sandstones, which control the migration, enrichment, and productivity of oil and natural gas …
Fracture-aperture size—Frequency, spatial distribution, and growth processes in strata-bounded and non-strata-bounded fractures, Cambrian Mesón Group, NW …
Abstract In Cambrian Mesón Group, NW Argentina, small faults and three opening-mode
fracture sets defined by orientation and cement texture (Sets 1–3) formed sequentially in …
fracture sets defined by orientation and cement texture (Sets 1–3) formed sequentially in …
Universal stochastic multiscale image fusion: an example application for shale rock
Spatial data captured with sensors of different resolution would provide a maximum degree
of information if the data were to be merged into a single image representing all scales. We …
of information if the data were to be merged into a single image representing all scales. We …
[HTML][HTML] Bedding parallel fractures in fine-grained sedimentary rocks: recognition, formation mechanisms, and prediction using well log
Core, thin section, conventional and image logs are used to provide insights into distribution
of fractures in fine grained sedimentary rocks of Permian Lucaogou Formation in Jimusar …
of fractures in fine grained sedimentary rocks of Permian Lucaogou Formation in Jimusar …
[HTML][HTML] Geomechanical Perspectives and Reviews on the Development and Evolution of Cross-Scale Discontinuities in the Earth's Crust: Patterns, Mechanisms and …
Abstract Knowledge concerning the development and evolution of cross-scale
discontinuities, such as crevasses, joints, dikes, and faults, caused by crust movement and …
discontinuities, such as crevasses, joints, dikes, and faults, caused by crust movement and …
Calibrating discrete fracture-network models with a carbonate three-dimensional outcrop fracture network: Implications for naturally fractured reservoir modeling
Modeling naturally fractured reservoirs requires a detailed understanding of the three-
dimensional (3D) fracture-network characteristics, whereas generally only one-dimensional …
dimensional (3D) fracture-network characteristics, whereas generally only one-dimensional …
Outcrops as guides to subsurface natural fractures: Example from the Nikanassin Formation tight-gas sandstone, Grande Cache, Alberta foothills, Canada
Outcrop studies are essential for understanding subsurface fractures, because some key
attributes such as length and height distribution cannot be measured using wellbores …
attributes such as length and height distribution cannot be measured using wellbores …
Multi-scale fracture network characterisation on carbonate platforms
RL Espejel, TM Alves, TG Blenkinsop - Journal of Structural Geology, 2020 - Elsevier
Characterisation of fracture networks at different scales is challenging and important to many
fields of geoscience, especially when access to multiple resolution datasets is limited. Here …
fields of geoscience, especially when access to multiple resolution datasets is limited. Here …
[ΒΙΒΛΙΟ][B] Multiscale Model Reduction
The mathematization of all sciences, the fading of traditional scientific boundaries, the
impact of computer technology, the growing importance of computer modeling and the …
impact of computer technology, the growing importance of computer modeling and the …
Fracture stratigraphy and fluid flow properties of shallow-water, tight carbonates: the case study of the Murge Plateau (southern Italy)
The work tackles the control exerted by a sub-seismic fracture network on both secondary
porosity and correspondent permeability of outcrop** tight carbonates. Taking advantage …
porosity and correspondent permeability of outcrop** tight carbonates. Taking advantage …