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Sandstone permeability prediction from texture (view source)
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[[file:May2013BulletinCover.jpg|thumb|400px|Cliff-forming Wingate Sandstone, as seen from Upheaval Dome Road toward the Holeman Spring Canyon, Canyonlands National Park. Photo by Anita Torabi. Courtesy AAPG Bulletin.]]
[[Pore systems|Pore type]], [[Pore system shapes|pore geometry]], and [[Petroleum reservoir fluid properties|fluid properties]] are critical factors affecting [[permeability]]. Sandstone texture directly affects pore type and geometry. Knowing what textures and fluids to expect, as well as what [[authigenic clay]]s might be present, can help us predict permeability.
[[Pore systems|Pore type]], [[Pore system shapes|pore geometry]], and [[Petroleum reservoir fluid properties|fluid properties]] are critical factors affecting [[permeability]]. Sandstone texture directly affects pore type and geometry. Knowing what textures and fluids to expect, as well as what [[authigenic clay]]s might be present, can help us predict permeability.
[[file:May2013BulletinCover.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Cliff-forming Wingate Sandstone, as seen from Upheaval Dome Road toward the Holeman Spring Canyon, Canyonlands National Park. Photo by Anita Torabi. Courtesy AAPG Bulletin.]]
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==Effects of pore type and geometry==
==Effects of pore type and geometry==