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Calibrating discrete fracture-network models with a carbonate three-dimensional outcrop fracture network: Implications for naturally fractured reservoir modeling

Bisdom et al., 2014

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Bisdom K
Gauthier B
Bertotti G
Hardebol N
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Modeling naturally fractured reservoirs requires a detailed understanding of the three- dimensional (3D) fracture-network characteristics, whereas generally only one-dimensional (1D) data, often suffering from sampling artifacts, are available as inputs for modeling …
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