  Conceptualizing a porous media as a network of conductors sets a compromise
between the oversimplifying conceptualization of the media as a bundle of
capillary tubes and the computationally expensive and unobtainable detailed
description of the media's geometry needed for direct numerical simulations.
These models are abundantly being used to evaluate single and multiphase flow
characteristics. The different flow characteristics are valuable in evaluating
phenomena that may or may not be relevant for different applications. Here, we
evaluate how different information about the pore space affects the ability of
the network model to evaluate different flow characteristics.
