Sedimentary Facies
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Can you use permeability to group Facies?
obesejim 8 months ago
@obesejim Facies = useful groupings of rocks based on their features. If your project is related to something like reservoir properties, permeability would be a very useful characteristic to help define facies. You might define a "high permeability arenite (pure sandstone) facies" versus a "low permeability wacke (sandstone with mud matrix)". It is often good to include the features that cause the variations in permeability in your facies definitions.
sumnerd 8 months ago