A rock modeling method is disclosed. An effective rock property of a rock sample is determined based on a digital rock. Instead of upscaling rock properties, the digital rock is constructed by upscaling relationships and rock physics models of segmented rock materials. Relationships between different scalar, elastic, and petrophysical properties of different segmented rock materials are established at the high-resolution scale where the pore structure is resolved. These relationships are then applied to the same rock material at the macro-scale. Finally, the effective rock properties are computed using Darcy-like solver to get the final values at a representative rock volume. Embodiments allow for performing non-destructive fluid/solid substitution and other reproducible digital experiments to study control factors that affect these relationships within rocks. Accordingly, for unconventional reservoirs, organic matter porosity can be filled with organic matter (kerogen) to build a rock physics model based on kerogen maturity and pore size.

Methods and systems for imaging a sample with a charged particle microscope comprises after scanning a region of interest (ROI) of a sample with an electron beam and acquiring X-rays emitted from the sample, scanning the ROI with an ion beam and acquiring ion-induced photons emitted from the sample. A spatial distribution of multiple elements in the sample may be determined based on both the acquired X-rays and the acquired ion-induced photons.

An analysis and observation device includes an analysis unit, a primary storage device that reads a substance library in which types of substances are associated with a plurality of characteristics, and a processor that executes processing based on the substance library. The substance library is configured by storing hierarchical information of superclasses each of which represents a general term of a substance and subclasses each of which represents a type of the substance. A processor includes: a spectrum acquirer that acquires an intensity distribution spectrum; a characteristic extractor that extracts a characteristic of a substance based on the intensity distribution spectrum; a substance estimator that estimates the type of the substance from subclasses based on the extracted characteristic; and a user interface controller that causes a display to display the estimated subclass and the superclass to which the subclass belongs in a hierarchical manner.

A method for analyzing the quality of a thin layer surface of PCB includes steps of taking a region to be tested from the PCB as a sample by scissors or an automatic sampler; performing gold spraying treatment; fixing a sample to be tested onto a metal sample platform, and then mounting the sample platform on the inclined surface of a test platform; depositing a first protective layer by an electron beam; after deposition with the electron beam is completed, depositing a second protective layer by a focused ion beam; adjusting the angle of inclination of the test platform to ensure that the surface of the sample can be cut perpendicular to the direction of the focused ion beam; and finally adjusting angle of inclination of the sample to perform observation. The method can avoid influences of chemical solutions, mechanical stress, and impurity contamination in the sample preparation process.

Methods and systems for spectroscopic analysis of focused ion beam induced optical emission include accessing a spectrum acquired from a sample responsive to irradiating the sample with an ion beam and identifying the spectral peaks of the spectrum. The emission type of the spectral peak is determined based on a spectral resolution of a light collection system for collecting the spectrum. The emission types include elemental emission, molecular emission, and bandgap emission.

Provided are techniques for developing a hydrocarbon reservoir that include: determining a reservoir model of a hydrocarbon reservoir that includes columns of gridblocks that represent a vertical segment of the reservoir; acquiring nano-images of a rock sample of the reservoir; determining, based on the nano-images, properties of an inorganic pore network and an organic pore network of the rock sample; generating a divided reservoir model of the reservoir that represents the inorganic and organic pore networks of the reservoir, including: for each of the columns of gridblocks, dividing each of the gridblocks of the column into: a water-wet gridblock associated with the properties of the inorganic pore network determined based on the nano-images; and an oil-wet gridblock associated with the properties of the organic pore network determined based on the nano-images; and generating, using the divided reservoir model, a simulation of the hydrocarbon reservoir.

The present disclosure relates to a fluid chip for an electron microscope including a lower chip, an upper chip, and a fluid channel part for supplying a fluid sample, and may attach a transmissive thin film part of a graphene material having excellent bulging resistance to a plurality of holes formed in a fluid channel part to increase the thickness of a support not serving as a transmissive window thicker than the conventional one, thereby minimizing the loss of a spatial resolution and also suppressing the bulging phenomenon of the transmissive window while supplying the fluid sample more stably. Further, the present disclosure may form an electrode which may be connected with an external electrical supply source in the fluid channel part, thereby analyzing electrochemical or thermochemical reaction of the fluid sample in the fluid channel part in real time.

A system and method for stress testing a sample, the system comprising a high-intensity laser unit and a target for laser-matter interaction, wherein the high-intensity laser unit delivers an intensity of at least 10.sup.13 W/cm.sup.2 on the target, and resulting laser-accelerated particles generated by the target irradiate the sample.

The present disclosure relates to a liquid chip for an electron microscope including a lower chip, an upper chip, and a liquid channel part for supplying a liquid sample, and may attach a transmissive thin film part of a graphene material having excellent bulging resistance to a plurality of holes formed in a liquid channel part to increase the thickness of a support not serving as a transmissive window thicker than the conventional one, thereby minimizing the loss of a spatial resolution and also suppressing the bulging phenomenon of the transmissive window while supplying the liquid sample more stably.

Further, the present disclosure may form an electrode which may be connected with an external electrical supply source in the liquid channel part, thereby analyzing electrochemical or thermochemical reaction of the liquid sample in the liquid channel part in real time.

Methods and systems for spectroscopic analysis of focused ion beam induced optical emission include accessing a spectrum acquired from a sample responsive to irradiating the sample with an ion beam and identifying the spectral peaks of the spectrum. The emission type of the spectral peak is determined based on a spectral resolution of a light collection system for collecting the spectrum. The emission types include elemental emission, molecular emission, and bandgap emission.