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A comparison of passive seismic monitoring of fracture stimulation from water and CO 2 injection

Verdon et al., 2010

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17065365938689411141
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Verdon J
Kendall J
Maxwell S
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Geophysics

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Hydraulic fracturing is used to create pathways for fluid migration and to stimulate production. Usually, water is the injected fluid, although alternative fluids such as carbon dioxide (CO 2) have been used recently. The amount of fracturing that CO 2 can induce is …
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