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Stress orientations and magnitudes in the SAFOD pilot hole

Hickman et al., 2004

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13157833801720717612
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Hickman S
Zoback M
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Geophysical Research Letters

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Borehole breakouts and drilling‐induced tensile fractures in the 2.2‐km‐deep SAFOD pilot hole at Parkfield, CA, indicate significant local variations in the direction of the maximum horizontal compressive stress, SHmax, but show a generalized increase in the angle …
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