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Modelling the FluidFlower: Insights from Characterisation and Numerical Predictions

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TRANSPORT IN POROUS MEDIA
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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11242-023-01969-7

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Characterisation; Modelling; Benchmarking

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The FluidFlower International Benchmark Study offers a unique opportunity to assess the uncertainties brought by numerical modeling by comparing with high-quality experimental data. This paper presents a complete description of how CSIRO modeled the experiment, from the simplified model of tracer tests and subsequent inversion of permeability data using spatial tracer concentration, to the rapid development of an open-source finite volume simulator capability, and finally to the numerical predictions and reporting of key metrics.
The FluidFlower International Benchmark Study is a unique chance to assess the uncertainties introduced by numerical modelling through comparison to high-quality experimental data. A complete description of how the experiment was modelled by CSIRO is presented here, from the simplified model of the tracer tests and subsequent inversion of the permeability data using the spatial tracer concentration, the rapid development of an open-source finite volume simulator capability, through to the final numerical predictions and the reporting of key metrics.

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