Reservoir filling triggered seismicity. Superposition of direct and indirect local geological environmental effects
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https://doi.org/10.24028/gzh.0203-3100.v38i1.2016.107725Keywords:
geophysical field, depressed zone of reservoir, microseismsAbstract
Geophysical fields of depressed zone of reservoir with size and duration of existence caused by distance of action and cycles of fields are examined. Analysis of influence of microseisms and local climate of reservoirs has been conducted. Potentially seismogenic geophysical fields arising in the adjacent land have been examined. A model of the superposition of direct and indirect impacts on seismoactive fault has been proposed.
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