through micro-seismic monitoring Moving outside of the borehole: Characterizing natural fractures Sherilyn Williams-Stroud, Jo Ellen Kilpatrick, Brian Cornette, Leo Eisner and Morris Hall present a case study to illustrate how microseismic events recorded from hydraulic fracture stimulations compare favourably with a separate formation micro-imaging log in the treatment well, and can provide data on fracture characterization away from the borehole.: Fid-Bau Portal

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through micro-seismic monitoring Moving outside of the borehole: Characterizing natural fractures Sherilyn Williams-Stroud, Jo Ellen Kilpatrick, Brian Cornette, Leo Eisner and Morris Hall present a case study to illustrate how microseismic events recorded from hydraulic fracture stimulations compare favourably with a separate formation micro-imaging log in the treatment well, and can provide data on fracture characterization away from the borehole.

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through micro-seismic monitoring Moving outside of the borehole: Characterizing natural fractures Sherilyn Williams-Stroud, Jo Ellen Kilpatrick, Brian Cornette, Leo Eisner and Morris Hall present a case study to illustrate how microseismic events recorded from hydraulic fracture stimulations compare favourably with a separate formation micro-imaging log in the treatment well, and can provide data on fracture characterization away from the borehole.

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through micro-seismic monitoring Moving outside of the borehole: Characterizing natural fractures Sherilyn Williams-Stroud, Jo Ellen Kilpatrick, Brian Cornette, Leo Eisner and Morris Hall present a case study to illustrate how microseismic events recorded from hydraulic fracture stimulations compare favourably with a separate formation micro-imaging log in the treatment well, and can provide data on fracture characterization away from the borehole.

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First break ; 28

Publication date:

2010

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Article (Journal)

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Print

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Unknown

Keywords:

Angewandte Geophysik , Prospektion , Erdgasgeologie , Erdölgeologie

Classification:

BKL: 57.20 / 56.20 Ingenieurgeologie, Bodenmechanik / 56.20 / 57.20 Exploration und Prospektion von Bodenschätzen
Local classification TIB: 275/3700

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