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 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 …

Remote sensing techniques (eg, terrestrial laser scanning and digital photogrammetry) have
been developed and applied rapidly in recent years for identification and analysis of rock …

Searching for an efficient and reliable method to reduce manual intervention and subjective
parameter selection during the discontinuity characterization process of rock tunnel faces is …

Close-range hyperspectral imaging is an emerging technique for remotely map** mineral
content and distributions in inaccessible geological outcrop surfaces, allowing subtle …

At the beginning of the Late Triassic, a period of increased precipitation occurred over large
tracts of Central Pangea, the “Carnian Pluvial Event”. It was a short-lived event (> 1 Ma) …

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 …

Canada's largest bitumen resource is contained within the McMurray Formation, a complex
deepening-upward fluvial-estuarine succession typified by abrupt facies changes, inclined …

Outcrop analogue studies provide key information for reservoir modelling which is difficult to
obtain from traditional subsurface datasets (ie seismic data, well data). Terrestrial laser …

Smartphones equipped with high-resolution lenses and advanced photo processing
capabilities have evolved into versatile, multifunctional devices. This paper introduces a …