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Migration Patterns of Injection- and Postinjection-Induced Seismicity: Applications to Local and Regional Scales
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2021
In many cases, fluid injections into the subsurface have been recognised to cause seismic activity. Understanding the driving physical processes of these man-made earthquakes and their occurrence in time and space is of significant scientific and public interest. Not only does a deeper insight into the physics of fluid-induced seismicity yield fundamental knowledge on seismogenic processes in the brittle Earth's crust but it is also a crucial point for reservoir characterisation and injection
doi:10.17169/refubium-28833
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