Computed Tomography Scans of Naturally Mineralized Fractures in Upper Wolfcamp Shale

Computed tomography scans of fractures in small samples of Wolfcamp Shale from the Permian Basin and a depth of approximately 10,400 feet that have been cemented through natural processes. These samples were CT scanned at NETL. The data sets compliment the manuscript by Hajirezaie et al entitled "Mineral characterization of a sealed fracture: A multiscale multimodal imaging study of a syntaxial vein"

Data and Resources

movies-of-industrial-ct-scans.zipZIP
Movies of the Industrial CT scans performed at NETL
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photographs-of-the-samples.zipZIP
High resolution photographs of the rock samples that were CT scanned
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osu_1988-2_sub-1.tiftif
CT Scan analyzed in the Hajirezaie et al "Mineral Characterization of a...
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additional-industrial-ct-scans-of-samples.zipZIP
CT scans not discussed in the paper. OSU-2 is the same sample, OSU-1 is an...
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citation	Dustin Crandall, Catherine Peters, Sassan Hajirezaie, Computed Tomography Scans of Naturally Mineralized Fractures in Upper Wolfcamp Shale, 10/28/2021, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/computed-tomography-scans-of-naturally-mineralized-fractures-in-upper-wolfcamp-shale, DOI: 10.18141/1827827
netl_product	yes
osti	yes
poc_email	[email protected]
point_of_contact	Dustin Crandall
program_or_project	RIC
project_number	1610260