Dorthe Wildenschild

Affiliations: 
Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 
Area:
Chemical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering
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Sun C, McClure JE, Mostaghimi P, et al. (2020) Characterization of wetting using topological principles. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science. 578: 106-115
Meisenheimer DE, Rivers ML, Wildenschild D. (2020) Optimizing pink-beam fast X-ray microtomography for multiphase flow in 3D porous media. Journal of Microscopy. 277: 100-106
Brueck CL, Wildenschild D. (2020) A proximity-based image-processing algorithm for colloid assignment in segmented multiphase flow datasets. Journal of Microscopy. 277: 118-129
Meisenheimer DE, McClure JE, Rivers ML, et al. (2020) Exploring the effect of flow condition on the constitutive relationships for two-phase flow Advances in Water Resources. 137: 103506
Ferreira TR, Pires LF, Wildenschild D, et al. (2019) Lime application effects on soil aggregate properties: Use of the mean weight diameter and synchrotron-based X-ray μCT techniques Geoderma. 338: 585-596
Deboodt T, Wildenschild D, Ideker JH, et al. (2019) Use of iodine for improving phase quantification using x-ray tomography Cement and Concrete Research. 116: 102-112
Ferreira TR, Pires LF, Wildenschild D, et al. (2018) X-ray microtomography analysis of lime application effects on soil porous system Geoderma. 324: 119-130
Andersson L, Herring A, Schlüter S, et al. (2018) Defining a novel pore-body to pore-throat "Morphological Aspect Ratio" that scales with residual non-wetting phase capillary trapping in porous media Advances in Water Resources. 122: 251-262
Ostvar S, Iltis G, Davit Y, et al. (2018) Investigating the influence of flow rate on biofilm growth in three dimensions using microimaging Advances in Water Resources. 117: 1-13
Li T, Schlüter S, Dragila MI, et al. (2018) An improved method for estimating capillary pressure from 3D microtomography images and its application to the study of disconnected nonwetting phase Advances in Water Resources. 114: 249-260
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