Mitigating hydraulic fracturing-induced seismicity (HF-IS) poses a challenge for shale gas
companies and regulators alike. The use of Traffic Light Schemes (TLSs) is the most …

Fluid injection into geological formations for energy resource development frequently
induces (micro) seismicity. Moderate-to large-magnitude induced earthquakes may cause …

Identifying the causal factors behind elevated seismicity rates in areas with multiple ongoing
oil and gas activities has always been a challenging issue that is lacking a homogeneous …

Source processes of injection‐induced earthquakes involve complex fluid‐rock interaction
often elusive to regional seismic monitoring. Here we combine observations from a local …

Hydraulic fracturing (HF) at Preston New Road (PNR), Lancashire, United Kingdom, in
August 2019, induced a number of felt earthquakes. The largest event (ML 2.9) occurred on …

We use broadband seismic data collected within 3 km of a hydraulic fracturing (HF) well in
northeast British Columbia, Canada, to estimate the stress drop values of HF‐induced …

The M w 4.6 earthquake that occurred on 17 August 2015 northwest of Fort St. John, British
Columbia, is considered the largest hydraulic‐fracturing‐induced event in Canada, based …

Our understanding of the present‐day state and evolution of the Canadian and Alaskan
mantle is hindered by a lack of absolute P‐wavespeed constraints that provide …

Tectonically active fault networks are often inter-connected, but in the case of injection-
induced seismicity, prior knowledge of fault architecture tends to be severely limited. In most …

We used numerical methods and the rate-and-state dependent friction law to investigate the
role of localized stress perturbation, as a simple analog of fluid overpressure caused by fluid …