Upscaling is a methodological framework in multiscale mechanics that enables the derivation of effective macroscale properties and governing equations for porous media flow by systematically integrating fine-scale heterogeneities and transport mechanisms through scale-bridging techniques, thereby distinguishing it from direct numerical simulation or empirical modeling approaches.
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