 Darcy thermal-time Rayleigh number

With permeability $K$, depth $d$, kinematic viscosity $\nu$ and the relevant effective thermal diffusivity ${\kappa }_T$, the Darcy Rayleigh number compares buoyancy-driven Darcy advection to thermal diffusion. It differs from the clear-fluid Rayleigh number by replacing $d^3$ with $Kd$. Effective heat capacity and porosity factors may be absorbed into the definition of ${\kappa }_T$ and the thermal-time scale, and must be kept consistent with the chosen Darcy law convention.