High-resolution scans of Bentheimer sandstone core for imbibition experiments

Scans of strongly-wet Bentheimer sandstone core acquired during primary imbibition experiments at voxel size equal to 0.001657314 mm=1.657314 micron. The dimension of all the data set is 1200 voxel*1200 voxel*5000 voxel, corresponding to a physical volume of 32.77 mm^3.
A total of four sets of tomographic data are presented in this project, including a 'dry scan' acquired before the water-flooding experiment, and three sets of 'wet scan' acquired during the primary imbibition experiment, with the wetting saturation equal to 11%, 28%, and 53%, respectively. The non-wetting and wetting phase in this study are air and brine (water doped with KI), respectively.

The nc files can be read in ImageJ software via NetCDF plugins (http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf/).

Please refer to the following publication for details of the scans: Huang, R., Herring, A.L., & Sheppard, A. "Effect of Saturation and Image Resolution on Representative Elementary Volume and Topological Quantification: An Experimental Study on Bentheimer Sandstone Using Micro-CT," Transp. Porous Media, doi: 10.1007/s11242-021-01571-9 (2021). Please cite both this dataset (use its DOI) as well as the related journal publication.