relation: https://episodesplatform.eu/eprints/1790/
title: ON SITE MAPPING OF MICROSEISMICITY AT COOPER BASIN,  AUSTRALIA HDR PROJECT BY THE JAPANESE TEAM
creator: Soma, Nobukazu
creator: Kaieda, Hideshi
creator: Tezuka, K.
creator: Wyborn, D.
creator: Niitsuma, Hiroaki
subject: Collective properties of seismicity
subject: Copper Basin
subject: Geothermal energy production
description: A large scale hydraulic injection was conducted at  the Australian Hot Dry Rock site in November and  December, 2003 in order to develop a commercial  size underground heat exchanger. A Japanese  seismic team set up the seismic network and data  acquisition system, and carried out microseismic  monitoring during the period in co-operation with the  Australian teams. On-site analysis was done as an  almost real-time process by means of auto and  manual time picking. Information such as 3D  distribution of events, time-spatial growth of  seismicity, and roughly estimated magnitude were  reported simultaneously. More than 11,000 events  were located as the result of the on-site mapping. The  information from microseismicity was practically  used for planning and determination of the  appropriate hydraulic pumping program, and will be  critical to the determination of the location for the  second well.
publisher: Stanford University, Stanford Geothermal Program
date: 2004-01
type: Book Section
type: NonPeerReviewed
identifier:   Soma, Nobukazu and Kaieda, Hideshi and Tezuka, K. and Wyborn, D. and Niitsuma, Hiroaki  (2004) ON SITE MAPPING OF MICROSEISMICITY AT COOPER BASIN, AUSTRALIA HDR PROJECT BY THE JAPANESE TEAM.   In:  PROCEEDINGS, Twenty-Ninth Workshop on Geothermal Reservoir Engineering.   Stanford University, Stanford Geothermal Program, Stanford, California, pp. 240-245.  ISBN 1058-2525     
relation: https://www.geothermal-library.org/index.php?mode=pubs&action=view&record=8001738