I am working on a Fractal analysis of some shale sample SEM images using FracLac. However, it doesn't include the Succolarity calculation. I hope someone can help me with this issue. I appreciate that.
I supose you refer to Mandelbrot's concept of "succolarity". I have read and pondered about it, but I think that it is not suitable for a mathematical definition. There are alternative concepts in more modern treatments of fractal geometry.
The general problem is the problem of topological properties of fractals, in particular, connection properties. The study of concepts related to percolation is just a way to explore such properties. I have not studied this subject for a while. I have just reviewed old papers and I have found two relevant reeferences:
Robins et al, "Computing connectedness: disconnectedness and discreteness", Physica D 139 (2000) 276–300.
Luo and Liu, "On the classification of fractal squares", arXiv:1404.6619
The last two authors are your compatriots and I think that they belong to a school of mathematicians that are doing very good work in this regard.