The physical scale modelling of braided alluvial architecture and estimation of subsurface permeability

Keyphrases

• Stratigraphy 100%
• Alluvial Architecture 100%
• Physical Scale Model 100%
• Physical Modeling 100%
• Three-dimensional (3D) 66%
• Braided River 66%
• Alluvium 66%
• Physical Model 66%
• Channel Belt 66%
• Facies Distribution 33%
• Experimental Basin 33%
• Natural Environment 33%
• Mass Balance 33%
• Within-channel 33%
• Fine Particle Size 33%
• Fine-grained Facies 33%
• Hydraulic Conductivity 33%
• Coastal Cliff 33%
• Fluvial Reservoir 33%
• Aggradation 33%
• Scaling Principle 33%
• Canterbury Plains 33%
• Surface Morphology 33%
• Sedimentary Sequence 33%
• Bimodal Grain Size Distribution 33%
• Modern Environment 33%
• River Sediment 33%
• Quantitative Requirement 33%
• Gravel 33%
• Grain Size Distribution 33%
• Scale Heterogeneity 33%
• Internal Sedimentary Structures 33%
• Enhanced Oil Recovery 33%
• New Zealand 33%
• High-resolution 33%
• Upscale 33%
• Distribution Type 33%
• Spatial Distribution 33%
• Object-based 33%
• Reservoir Simulation 33%
• Reservoir Modeling 33%
• Belt Scale 33%
• Complementary Method 33%
• Three-order 33%
• Sand 33%
• Three-dimensional Data 33%
• Experimental Environment 33%
• Quantitative Modeling 33%
• Facies Types 33%
• Grain Size Sorting 33%
• Froude Scaling 33%
• Two Dimensional 33%
• Order of Magnitude 33%
• Geometric Shape 33%
• Scale Model 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Stratigraphy 100%
• Grain Size 100%
• Braided River 66%
• New Zealand 33%
• Sedimentary Structure 33%
• Fluvial Deposit 33%
• Reservoir Modeling 33%
• Reservoir Simulation 33%
• Aggradation 33%
• Physical Environment 33%
• Enhanced Oil Recovery 33%
• Spatial Distribution 33%
• Sedimentary Sequence 33%
• Hydraulic Conductivity 33%
• Scale Model 33%