Kazuki Sawayama

Assistant Professor

Kyoto University

Japan

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Kazuki Sawayama is an Assistant Professor at Kyoto University in Japan. His research areas include hydro-mechanical-electrical simulations, permeability evolution in rock materials, and the application of convolutional neural networks in geological studies. His recent articles focus on the characterization of elastic wave velocity and resistivity in natural rocks, as well as using digital rock physics to elucidate the relationships within porous rocks.

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Takuto Minami

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Kobe University

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Takeshi Tsuji

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University of Tokyo

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Fei Jiang

Yamaguchi University

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Ikuo Katayama

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Hiroshima University

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Articles (15)

Extracting crucial microstructures to characterize the elastic wave velocity and resistivity of Berea sandstone using convolutional neural networks

Dependence of resistivity of natural rock samples on humidity

Joint Diagnostic Approach to Pressure and Tracer Responses from Reservoirs: An Experimental and Theoretical Study to Estimate the Accuracy of Reservoir Models

Using Digital Rock Physics for Elucidating the Relationship between Pore Microstructure and Resistivity in Porous Rocks,多孔質岩石の空隙構造と比抵抗の関係解明に向けたデジタル岩石物理の活用

Hydro-mechanical-electrical simulations of synthetic faults in two orthogonal directions with shear-induced anisotropy

Permeability evolution in fine‐grained Aji granite during triaxial compression experiments

Simultaneous electrical resistivity and elastic wave velocity measurements during triaxial deformation of granite under brine-saturated conditions

Relationship Between Permeability and Resistivity of Sheared Rock Fractures: The Role of Tortuosity and Flow Path Percolation

Estimation of the mass fraction and distribution of ice in a lunar regolith simulant from seismic velocity

Accurate determination of the first arrival time of elastic wave traveled through rock sample by machine learning

Resistivity structural imaging of the Olkaria Domes geothermal field in Kenya using 2D and 3D MT Data inversion

Elastic Wave Velocity Changes Due to the Fracture Aperture and Density, and Direct Correlation With Permeability: An Energetic Approach to Mated Rock Fractures

Relating Hydraulic–Electrical–Elastic Properties of Natural Rock Fractures at Elevated Stress and Associated Transient Changes of Fracture Flow

Relating Hydraulic–Electrical–Elastic Properties of Natural Rock Fractures at Elevated Stress and Associated Transient Changes of Fracture Flow

Scale-independent relationship between permeability and resistivity in mated fractures with natural rough surfaces

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Takuto Minami

Takeshi Tsuji

Fei Jiang

Ikuo Katayama

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