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Constraining the stress field and its variability at the BedrettoLab: Elaborated hydraulic fracture trace analysis

Bröker et al., 2024

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5027711937050167340
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Bröker K
Ma X
Zhang S
Doonechaly N
Hertrich M
Klee G
Greenwood A
Caspari E
Giardini D
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International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences

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The measurement of the stress field and its natural heterogeneity is a common challenge in the field of geophysics and underground engineering. This study presents findings from an extensive mini-frac campaign conducted at the Bedretto Underground Laboratory …
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