Direct and Stochastic Generation of Network Models from Tomographic Images; Effect of Topology on Residual Saturations

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A New Method for Generating Pore-Network Models of Porous Media (2010, background): “Sok et al. (2002) have concluded that a more complete description of network topology is needed to accurately predict residual phase saturations.”
Comparison of a Lattice‐Boltzmann Model, a Full‐Morphology Model, and a Pore Network Model for Determining Capillary Pressure–Saturation Relationships (2005, methodology): “To overcome this deficiency (Vogel, 2000), and residual saturations (Sok et al., 2002).a correction factor could be introduced, which could be Hence, a correct representation of the topology is essen-estimated from the detailed structure of the porous tial when using structure models.”
Predictive pore‐scale modeling of two‐phase flow in mixed wet media (2004, background): “Our assumption is that the higher-order topological information, which Sok et al. [2002] found was crucially important if reliable predictions of transport properties were to be made, is less specific to a given system than are properties such as pore size distribution.”