Fracture generation
NAPSAC generates fractures as a combination of deterministic
and random fractures. For random fractures a classification
into sets is used. The basis for classifying these sets can
be according to orientation, spatial location or flow properties.
There are four possible random process available in NAPSAC for
locating fractures. These are:
- uniform spatial process (Poisson point process);
- clustering fractures around determinstic fractures;
- clustering fractures around a random set of fractures;
- clustering fractures around a random points.
The four chapters below illustrate each of these processes.
The example opposite is an example with 4 deterministic fractures
and six fracture sets. Each set is shaded differently.
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