Modeling of heterogeneous materials and media is a problem of fundamental importance to
a wide variety of phenomena with applications to many disciplines, ranging from condensed …

Geostatistical modeling is one of the most important tools for building an ensemble of
probable realizations in earth science. Among them, multiple-point statistics (MPS) has …

Hydrocarbon production, gas recovery from shale, CO2 storage and water management
have a common scientific underpinning: multiphase flow in porous media. This book …

The understanding of petrophysical and multiphase flow properties is essential for the
assessment and exploitation of hydrocarbon reserves; these properties in turn are …

A reactive transport model was developed to simulate reaction of carbonates within a pore
network for the high‐pressure CO2‐acidified conditions relevant to geological carbon …

Developing a better understanding of single‐/multiphase flow through reservoir rocks largely
relies on characterizing and modeling the pore system. For simple homogeneous rock …

The purpose of any reconstruction method is to generate realizations of two-or multiphase
disordered media that honor limited data for them, with the hope that the realizations provide …

Porous media, heterogeneous materials, and biological tissues are examples of ubiquitous
disordered systems, the understanding of which and any physical phenomenon in them …

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 …

Reliable quantitative analysis of digital rock images requires precise segmentation and
identification of the macroporosity, sub-resolution porosity, and solid\mineral phases. This is …