Handling domain discontinuity in a subsurface grid model with the help of grid optimization techniques

Method for mapping a 3D grid or mesh from a faulted subsurface domain to a continuous design domain, wherein the grid may be used to represent a discrete model of a subsurface material property (such as permeability) to use, for example, in a reservoir simulator. The mapping is geometry-based, not p...

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Hauptverfasser:	Branets, Larisa V, Bi, Linfeng, Wu, Xiaohui
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Schlagworte:	CALCULATING COMPUTING COUNTING DETECTING MASSES OR OBJECTS ELECTRIC DIGITAL DATA PROCESSING GEOPHYSICS GRAVITATIONAL MEASUREMENTS MEASURING PHYSICS TESTING
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