Analogues, especially outcrop analogues, have played a central role in improving
understanding of subsurface reservoir architectures. Analogues provide important …

The use of lidar (Light Detection and Ranging) systems for modelling petroleum reservoir
analogues has become increasingly popular over the past few years, and there has been a …

The development of affordable digital technologies that allow the collection and analysis of
georeferenced field data represents one of the most significant changes in field-based …

The study of outcrop analogues of petroleum reservoirs is well established in the petroleum
industry through the use of digital outcrop models (DOMs). These models, which are also …

Advances in data capture and computer technology have made possible the collection of
three-dimensional, high-resolution, digital geological data from outcrop analogs. This paper …

Conventional reservoir modeling approaches are developed to account for uncertainty
associated with sparse subsurface data but are not equipped for detailed reconstruction of …

Terrestrial laser scanning is an effective method for digitally capturing outcrops, enabling
them to be visualized, analyzed, and revisited in an office environment without the limitations …

Traditional methods of geological map** were developed within the inherent constraints
imposed by paper-based publishing. These methods are still dominant in the earth sciences …

Advances in data capture and computer technology have made possible the collection of 3D
high-resolution surface and subsurface digital geological data from outcrop analogues. This …

Digital outcrop models (DOMs) have facilitated quantitative and qualitative studies in digital
and virtual environments of source and reservoir rock analogs important to the oil industry …