Managing induced seismicity risks from enhanced geothermal systems: A good practice guideline
Geothermal energy is a green source of power that could play an important role in climate‐
conscious energy portfolios; enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) have the potential to …
conscious energy portfolios; enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) have the potential to …
Decade-long monitoring of seismic velocity changes at the Irpinia fault system (southern Italy) reveals pore pressure pulsations
Several studies have monitored crustal seismic velocity changes and attempted to relate
them to the stress state and physical properties in volume embedding fault systems. The aim …
them to the stress state and physical properties in volume embedding fault systems. The aim …
Variational Bayesian experimental design for geophysical applications: seismic source location, amplitude versus offset inversion, and estimating CO2 saturations in …
In geophysical surveys or experiments, recorded data are used to constrain properties of the
planetary subsurface, oceans, atmosphere or cryosphere. How the experimental data are …
planetary subsurface, oceans, atmosphere or cryosphere. How the experimental data are …
Variational bayesian experimental design for geophysical applications
This paper introduces variational design methods that are novel to Geophysics, and
discusses their benefits and limitations in the context of geophysical applications and more …
discusses their benefits and limitations in the context of geophysical applications and more …
Seismic monitoring in Greece, 1899–2014: catalogue completeness 1966–2014
Instrumental earthquake monitoring in Greece started in 1899–1906 with the first five
seismic stations of the National Observatory of Athens, Institute of Geodynamics (NOA) …
seismic stations of the National Observatory of Athens, Institute of Geodynamics (NOA) …
Analysis of the 2016–2018 fluid-injection induced seismicity in the High Agri Valley (Southern Italy) from improved detections using template matching
Improving the capability of seismic network to detect weak seismic events is one of the
timeless challenges in seismology: the greater is the number of detected and locatable …
timeless challenges in seismology: the greater is the number of detected and locatable …
Comprehensive study of micro-seismicity by using an automatic monitoring platform
A modern digital seismic network, with many stations optimally distributed on the earthquake
causative seismic zone, enables detection of very low magnitude earthquakes and …
causative seismic zone, enables detection of very low magnitude earthquakes and …
Monitoring the microseismicity through a dense seismic array and a similarity search detection technique: application to the seismic monitoring of Collalto Gas-Storage …
Seismic monitoring in areas where induced earthquakes could occur is a challenging topic
for seismologists due to the generally very low signal to noise ratio. Therefore, the …
for seismologists due to the generally very low signal to noise ratio. Therefore, the …
4d travel-time tomography as a tool for tracking fluid-driven medium changes in offshore oil–gas exploitation areas
The monitoring of rock volume where offshore exploitation activities take place is crucial to
assess the corresponding seismic hazard. Fluid injection/extraction operations generate a …
assess the corresponding seismic hazard. Fluid injection/extraction operations generate a …
Optimal Network Design for Microseismic Monitoring in Urban Areas-A Case Study in Munich, Germany
Well-designed monitoring networks are crucial for obtaining precise locations, magnitudes
and source parameters, both for natural and induced microearthqakes. The performance of …
and source parameters, both for natural and induced microearthqakes. The performance of …