Cornet et al., 1998 - Google Patents
Seismic and aseismic slips induced by large-scale fluid injectionsCornet et al., 1998
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- Cornet F
- Helm J
- Poitrenaud H
- Etchecopar A
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- Seismicity associated with mines, reservoirs and fluid injections
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A 3600 m deep well has been used to conduct large water injection tests in the Rhine Graben. The total volume injected during the fall 1993 reconnaissance program reached 44000 m 3. Induced seismicity was monitored with both a downhole and a surface seismic …
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