Bisdom, Kevin (2015): Natural fracture patterns in carbonate rocks. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/uuid:6d096e88-14e0-4d6e-aeca-a0b9f7b3ea56

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• Geology

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applied geology carbonate rocks fluid flow patterns natural fractures rock mechanics

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by Kevin Bisdom

Geometries of 2 fracture families in a carbonate pavement. Lengths of the fractures have been digitized and stored. The data is collected as part of a fieldwork to characterize natural fracture systems in a folded carbonate formation, with the aim of studying the role between large-scale folding and small-scale fracturing. In addition, the specific data from this outcrop has been used in geomechanical and flow models, focusing on stress-driven aperture modelling and quantification of fluid flow. The data has been digitized using DigiFract software, developed at TU Delft (Hardebol & Bertotti, 2003, Computers & Geoscience)

History

• 2015-02-25 first online, published, posted

Publisher

TU Delft

Format

STEP 3D CAD File (ISO-10303) media types: application/octet-stream

Organizations

TU Delft, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Department of Geoscience and Engineering