We review the existing methods for evaluating the hydraulic conductivity of a rock mass. Rock mass permeability may be assessed using empirical, analytical and numerical …
J Klassen, DM Allen - Journal of Hydrology, 2017 - Elsevier
In coastal regions, the quality of groundwater can be compromised due to saltwater intrusion (SWI) caused by natural (sea level rise (SLR) and storm surge) and anthropogenic …
F Ren, G Ma, L Fan, Y Wang, H Zhu - Engineering geology, 2017 - Elsevier
Fracture flow is the dominant flow in many cases in a fractured rock mass, which behaves more heterogeneous, anisotropic and irregular than porous flow because of the complexity …
The characterisation of natural fracture networks using outcrop analogues is important in understanding subsurface fluid flow and rock mass characteristics in fractured lithologies. It …
Aperture has a controlling impact on porosity and permeability and is a source of uncertainty in modeling of naturally fractured reservoirs. This uncertainty results from difficulties in …
JF Bauer, S Meier, SL Philipp - Tectonophysics, 2015 - Elsevier
Close to the western Upper Rhine Graben Main Fault, Alsace, a NNE–SSW-striking fault zone, crosscutting porous, thick bedded Lower Triassic Bunter sandstone was investigated …
G Rong, J Peng, X Wang, G Liu… - Hydrogeology journal, 2013 - search.proquest.com
Based on a simulation of three-dimensional fracture networks and a superposition principle of liquid dissipation energy for fractured rock masses, a model of the fracture permeability …
This paper presents the development and use of our new DigiFract software designed for acquiring fracture data from outcrops more efficiently and more completely than done with …
The modelling of natural fracture in reservoirs requires, as input data, the results of previous detailed and accurate analysis of the 3D fracture network. These data could be derived from …