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Estimation of Abilities of Surface Microseismic Monitoring during Hydraulic Fracturing
This paper deals with methodical aspects of the microseismic monitoring as used to localize cracking which accompanies hydraulic fracturing (HF), and with the issue of recording useful signals from the surface where reception conditions are highly ...
A. V. Shumilov, R. A. Dyagilev
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Conditional Diffusion Model for Robust 3-D Microseismic Event Localization from Noisy Waveforms
Locating microseismic events is crucial to monitoring fracking activities, CO2 injection, and reservoirs in general. However, the process of locating such events is challenging, especially in low signal-to-noise scenarios.
Wamriew, Daniel, Alkhalifah, Tariq Ali
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We have analyzed microseismic monitoring data sets obtained from the surface and downhole-monitoring arrays recorded during the first experiment of hydraulic fracturing in Poland.
Eryk Święch +5 more
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Effective surface-based monitoring of microseismic signals generated by hydraulic fracturing in drilling is of significant importance to increase oil and gas production.
Wei Wang, Tingting Lin, Chaoqun Shi
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Test and Development of Microseismic Monitoring
This is a continuation of the article “Ground Monitoring of Microseismic Based on Low Signal-to-Noise Ratio”, and a further summary and reflection after investigating the current situation of microseismic monitoring. It is difficult to provide necessary and sufficient conditions to test the reliability of microseismic monitoring.
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Microseismic monitoring of an unstable rock face - Preliminary signal classification
We analyse signals collected by a microseismic monitoring network installed on an unstable rock face threatening the city of Lecco, in the North of Italy. We propose a classification process based on parameters computed in both time and frequency domains
D. Arosio +10 more
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Automatic location of surface-monitored microseismicity with deep learning
Accurate and rapid determination of source locations is of great significance for surface microseismic monitoring. Traditional methods, such as diffraction stacking, are time-consuming and challenging for real-time monitoring.
Zhaolong Gan +3 more
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Integrating Microseismic Monitoring for Predicting Water Inrush Hazards in Coal Mines
The essence of roof water inrush in coal mines fundamentally stems from the development of water-bearing fracture zones, facilitating the intrusion of overlying aquifers and thereby leading to water hazard incidents. Monitoring rock-fracturing conditions
Baotong Xu +12 more
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Investigation of coal and gas outburst risk by microseismic monitoring. [PDF]
Wang A +7 more
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In response to the safety hazards and environmental impacts caused by the decrease in the stability of the surrounding rock of the roadway and the frequent occurrence of microseismic activities during coal mining, the 4331 fully mechanized mining face of
Chuanqu Zhu +3 more
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