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Room collapse is a concern at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) situated in southeastern New Mexico, USA (Fig. \ref{fig01}). Several rooms and access drifts at WIPP were abandoned following the release of radiation in 2014 (65, 66). As illustrated in Figure \ref{fig02}, rubble deposits are likely to form in such areas. Accurately simulating the porosity and permeability of salt rubble deposits associated with room collapse at WIPP is a difficult challenge given that the associated clasts display a large range in size while also having complex and heterogeneous shapes. (To avoid confusion, we use the term ``clast'' when describing the discrete solid objects that comprise rubble deposits given that the term ``grain'' often is used to refer to crystal domain size in the salt literature.)

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{Thrust} & 3801 & 18.1 \% & 0.3 \% & 15.6 \%\\ \rowrule%
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\cite{Abramowitz_1972}
\cite{Adiyaman_2001}
\cite{Afanasiev_2014}
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\cite{Afonso_2013}
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