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Field characterization of elastic properties across a fault zone reactivated by fluid injection

Jeanne et al., 2017

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13186853926687574313
Author
Jeanne P
Guglielmi Y
Rutqvist J
Nussbaum C
Birkholzer J
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth

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We studied the elastic properties of a fault zone intersecting the Opalinus Clay formation at 300 m depth in the Mont Terri Underground Research Laboratory (Switzerland). Four controlled water injection experiments were performed in borehole straddle intervals set at …
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