Hydrocarbons in subsurface nanoporous media, such as shale, are promising energy
resources to compensate for the shortage of conventional reservoirs. Pore-network …

As the typical unconventional reservoir, shale gas is believed to be the most promising
alternative for the conventional resources in future energy patterns, attracting more and …

Natural gas hydrate-bearing sediment permeability, which influences the flow behavior of
fluids, is a key physical parameter used to determine the exploitation efficiency of hydrate …

The complex and multiscale nature of shale gas transport imposes new challenges to the
already well-developed techniques for conventional reservoirs, especially digital core …

The total organic carbon content (TOC) is the most important parameter when determining
the source rock quality. At present, there are two main types of TOC well logging calculation …

The formation and dissociation of hydrate at the pore scale can be observed qualitatively
using μ-CT X-ray imaging. However, a quantitative criterion for hydrate pattern is not …

Permeability prediction of porous media from numerical approaches is an important
supplement for experimental measurements with the benefits of being more economical and …

Pore-scale fluid flow simulation on digital rocks from X-ray CT experiments can predict the
physical properties and analyze the distribution characteristics of the fluids, which is critical …

Determining the distribution and properties of multi-scale pores and the effect of these pores
on reservoir properties is very significant for the analysis of the factors controlling pore …

The accurate and efficient reconstruction of the porous media is the fundamental link to
revealing its structural features and physical properties. In this work, we propose a deep …