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Application of brittleness index to interpret microseismic event distribution in a hydraulically fractured shale formation

Li et al., 2021

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4216142806858249437
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Li D
Yang R
Meng L
Li W
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Many factors can impact the location data of microseismic events, including natural fractures, rock lithology, in situ stress, and hydraulic-fracturing parameters. The distribution of microseismic events generally tends toward highly brittle areas or areas with brittle minerals …
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