X-ray Imaging and Analysis Techniques for Quantifying Pore-Scale Structure and Processes in Subsurface Porous Medium Systems¶
Wildenschild, D., & Sheppard, A. P. (2013). X-ray Imaging and Analysis Techniques for Quantifying Pore-Scale Structure and Processes in Subsurface Porous Medium Systems. Advances in Water Resources, 217-246.
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Mechanisms¶
- Porosity & Connectivity Mapping
- Connectivity is exquisitely sensitive to the threshold that separates void from solid: nudge it and a barely-open throat closes, severing a path that is really there, or a noise voxel bridges pores that are really separate.
This sourceExplains that threshold choice and inadequate resolution can materially alter segmented pore geometry and can eliminate genuine pore connectivity.
- Connectivity is exquisitely sensitive to the threshold that separates void from solid: nudge it and a barely-open throat closes, severing a path that is really there, or a noise voxel bridges pores that are really separate.
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