Pore space reconstruction of vuggy carbonates using microtomography and multiple‐point statistics

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Enhancing multiple‐point geostatistical modeling: 1. Graph theory and pattern adjustment (2016, methodology): “The various MPS algorithms have found applications in hydrology [see e.g., Okabe and Blunt, 2007; Alcolea and Renard, 2010] (for a review, see Hu and Chugunova [2008]).”
Connectivity metrics for subsurface flow and transport (2013, background): “It is worth noticing that a similar evolution occurred simultaneously in the neighboring fields of surface hydrology [13–20], geomorphology [21–24], landscape ecology [25–28], pore scale or soil physics [29–34].”
Probability Aggregation Methods in Geoscience (2012, methodology): “Okabe and Blunt (2004, 2007) used a linear probability combination method to simulate three-dimensional porous medium from two-dimensional multiple-point statistics extracted from microscope images of a rock sample.”