STIMTEC - A mine-scale hydraulic stimulation experiment of anisotropic metamorphic rock with evaluation by mine-back drilling.

Renner, J. and Adero, B. and Becker, F. and Kwiatek, G. and Plenkers, K. and Wonik, T. and Wolin, C. and Cheng, Y. (2021) STIMTEC - A mine-scale hydraulic stimulation experiment of anisotropic metamorphic rock with evaluation by mine-back drilling. ARMA Letters.

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Abstract

The STIMTEC experiment is a joint effort of interdisciplinary teams at German Research Centre for Geosciences (Potsdam), Leibniz Institute for Applied Geophysics, (Hannover), Ruhr-Universität (Bochum), Technical University (Freiberg), and Geomecon GmbH, (Berlin), and GmuG GmbH and Solepxerts GmbH as contractors. It focuses on the link between the seismic fingerprints and the alterations of the network of hydraulic conduits associated with hydraulic stimulations to provide diagnostic criteria for their success

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Item Type: Article
Subjects: Inducing technology > Laboratory experiment
Methodology > Other-additional study
Region > Germany
Project: Geo-INQUIRE > STIMTEC: Fluid injection experiment