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Effectiveness Evaluation on Network Fracturing in Ultra-Deep and Extremely Thick Reservoirs in Kuqa Piedmont-A Case Study of Well KS2-A. [PDF]

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Peng J, Yang Z, Liu J, Feng J, Ren D, Gao Y, Zhang Z, Huang R.   +7 more
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Studies of Geosphere Interactions by Means of Laser Interference Complex. [PDF]

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Dolgikh G, Budrin S, Dolgikh S.
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Strong Interference Elimination in Seismic Data Using Multivariate Variational Mode Extraction. [PDF]

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Yu Z, Tan Y, Lv Y.
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Theoretical study on the critical index of rock burst stress monitoring in coal seam drilling. [PDF]

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Ji Y, Wang G, Wang A, Shi T, Dai L, Xiao X, Ding X.   +6 more
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Ensemble Learning Improves the Efficiency of Microseismic Signal Classification in Landslide Seismic Monitoring. [PDF]

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Xin B, Huang Z, Huang S, Feng L.
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Frequency Response and Material Property Sensitivity Analysis of Moving-Coil Geophone Using Finite Element Simulation. [PDF]

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Yang Z, Xue Q, Yao Y, Wang Y.
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Dynamic stress characterization and instability risk identification using multisource acoustic signals in cut-and-fill stopes. [PDF]

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Dong L, Zhang Y, Chen Z, Kou Y, Pei Z.
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Noise reduction characteristics of broadband seismometer enclosures. [PDF]

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Bao W, An Q, Zhai H, Wang S, Bao R.
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Microseismic interferometry

SEG Technical Program Expanded Abstracts 2013, 2012
The past decade witnessed rapid development of the theory of seismic interferometry followed by numerous applications of interferometric approaches in seismic exploration and exploitation. This body of work, partially collected in the “Seismic Interferometry” supplement of Geophysics (2006), SEG's 2008 reprint volume edited by Wapenaar et al., and the “
Vladimir Grechka, Yang Zhao
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Microseismicity — so what?

First Break, 1999
Phillips licence 018 group is testing the use of microseismic activity to understand compaction and subsidence. Monitoring in 1997 in the Cl 1a well bore showed activity rates of 5 events per hour. If part of this activity is in association with waterflood fronts, then such a high event rate, combined with good event positioning, shows the potential to
John Dangerfield, Robert Paul Young, Shawn Maxwell   +2 more
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