Persistent Homology to Describe Multiphase Flow — ICTMS Committee Dep of Applied Maths Australian National University
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  2. Theme 2: Advances in Analytical Tools and Applications - Digital Volume Correlation and Topology
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Persistent Homology to Describe Multiphase Flow (146)

Anna Herring 1 , Vanessa Robins 1 , Adrian Sheppard 1
  1. The Australian National University, Canberra, ACT, Australia

We use persistent homology to measure air phase distributions in sandstone rocks; and relate the air phase structure to subsequent mobilization a nd trapping during brine flooding. Thecorrelation between persistent homology-based metrics and fluid trapping is valid for a range of sandstone types, initial air conditions, and image parameters.

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