Researchers have developed a convolutional neural network surrogate model to predict equivalent hydraulic conductivity tensors in three-dimensional fractured crystalline media, significantly reducing the computational expense of fine-scale discrete fracture-matrix simulations while maintaining high accuracy. This advancement enables more efficient and practical groundwater flow modeling for developers and engineers working with complex geological systems.
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