Vertical Connectivity
Vertical Connectivity is a reservoir connectivity attribute that characterizes the degree and continuity of fluid flow communication between different stratigraphic layers within a reservoir, distinguished from lateral connectivity by its emphasis on interlayer hydraulic linkage through vertical or subvertical pathways such as fractures, faults, or high-permeability columns.
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