Hydraulic Triggering is a geomechanical process in which the injection or movement of fluids into subsurface rock formations alters pore pressure and stress conditions, thereby inducing seismic activity along pre-existing faults.
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Coping with earthquakes induced by fluid injection
A. McGarr, B. Bekins, N. Burkardt et al. · Science · 2015 · 226 citations
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Institute of Engineering Physics
Moscow, Russia
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Center for Assessment
Dover, United States
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Lehman College
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Colorado School of Mines
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University of Colorado Boulder
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National Research Nuclear University MEPhI
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Agricultural Research Service - Plains Area
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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