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Numerical Simulation of Oscillating Pore Pressure Experiments and Inversion for Permeability by Hasanov, Azar K., Dugan, Brandon, Batzle, Michael L.

“…Accurate knowledge of permeability is crucial for successful management of groundwater, petroleum resources, and subsurface contaminant remediation. The…”
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Aquifer Diffusivity Estimation Through Joint Inversion of the Amplitude Ratios and Time Lags of Dominant Frequencies of Fluctuating Head by Sobolevskaia, Valeriia, Cardenas, M. Bayani, Hasanov, Azar K., Knappett, Peter S. K.

“…This note introduces the estimation of aquifer diffusivity (D) through simultaneous inversion of the attenuation and lag of multiple head fluctuation…”
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Hydraulic and Poroelastic Rock Properties From Oscillating Pore Pressure Experiments by Hasanov, Azar K., Dugan, Brandon, Batzle, Michael L., Prasad, Manika

“…Knowledge of hydraulic and poroelastic properties is essential for simulating fluid flow in porous media. Accurate constraints on these properties have impacts…”
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Fluid and rock bulk viscosity and modulus by Hasanov, Azar K, Batzle, Michael L, Prasad, Manika

“…Bulk viscosity is rarely measured in the laboratory and is often poorly defined in the literature. We show that bulk viscosity can be a dominant factor in…”
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Rock Physics Investigations Using Pressure Oscillations by Hasanov, Azar K

“…Knowledge of hydraulic and poroelastic properties is essential for simulating fluid flow in porous media. Accurate constraints on these properties have impacts…”
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Reservoir transport and poroelastic properties from oscillating pore pressure experiments by Hasanov, Azar K

“…Hydraulic transport properties of reservoir rocks, permeability and storage capacity are traditionally defined as rock properties, responsible for the passage…”
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Reservoir transport and poroelastic properties from oscillating pore pressure experiments by Hasanov, Azar K

“…Hydraulic transport properties of reservoir rocks, permeability and storage capacity are traditionally defined as rock properties, responsible for the passage…”
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