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Digital Porous Media Portal
The Digital Porous Media Portal supports storage, retrieval, sharing, organization, and analysis of images of porous microstructures.
About Digital Porous Media Portal
Digital Porous Media Portal, formerly known as Digital Rocks Portal, is a web portal for storing, retrieving, sharing, organizing, visualizing and analyzing images of varied porous microstructures. It hosts public datasets that users can browse, search and download, and it lets registered users create projects and upload originating, analysis and specimen data, related publications, and accompanying measurements such as porosity, capillary pressure, permeability, electrical, NMR and elastic properties. The portal is intended to support modeling and prediction of porous material properties in petroleum, civil and environmental engineering, and geology, including validation of modeling approaches and upscaling to larger geological models.
As of May 2025 the portal had been updated and was in beta testing, with feedback invited. Login requires multi-factor authentication for all users starting June 2, 2025, and the user agreement was updated on May 21, 2025. No pricing information is given on the homepage.
Key features
- Create projects and upload originating, analysis and specimen data
- Browse, search and download public porous media datasets
- Metadata, raw data, derived data and related publications included
- Accompanying measurements such as porosity, permeability, NMR and elastic properties
- Visualization and analysis of porous material images and experiments
- Multi-factor authentication required for login from June 2, 2025
Best for: Researchers in petroleum, civil and environmental engineering and geology who need to share, find or analyze imaged porous material datasets and related measurements.
Good for
- Public datasets are citable using their DOI and full citation
- Accepts originating, analysis and specimen data plus related publications
- Covers a range of accompanying measurements for model validation and upscaling
Watch out for
- The portal was in beta testing as of May 2025, so the interface may change
- No pricing or plan information is stated on the homepage
Digital Porous Media Portal at a glance
- Official website
- digitalporousmedia.org
- Category
- Research & Data › Open Data & Datasets
- Type
- Dataset
- Platforms
- Web
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Digital Porous Media Portal FAQ
What was the portal formerly called?
It was formerly known as Digital Rocks Portal.
Is multi-factor authentication required to log in?
Yes. Login requires multi-factor authentication for all users starting June 2, 2025.
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The portal asks that they be referenced using their DOI and full citation.
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