After the Pore Size Distribution (Porosimetry) calculation is finished, the resulting files are saved in the project folder and a Result Viewer with the GeoDict result file opens automatically. The created GeoDict result file (*.gdr) contains six tabs. The computational results are shown under the Results tab, and can be loaded for visualization via the Pore Size Visualization tab. The other four tabs (Input Map, Log Map, Post Map, and Metadata) display additional information about the computation.

Find more details on the general functionalities in the Result Viewer user guide.

The result file contains the same information and options as the Pore Size Distribution (Granulometry) result file, except for the additional Contact Angle option in the Volume Histogram Plot panel. When the porosimetry is performed, a contact angle of 0° for the invading fluid is assumed for the computations. To meet the results of a real-life experiment, the contact angle can be adapted. If, e. g., a mercury intrusion should be simulated, a contact angle of 140° is typically chosen. If the contact angle was changed, the minimum and maximum pore diameters for both 0° contact angle and the chosen contact angle are shown in the table in the Report tab.