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Multi-scale characterization of fault zones in the Groningen gas field: Implications for fault reactivation
The exploitation of georesources and subsurface storage may lead to various hazards including subsidence and induced seismicity. The need for à priori knowledge of fault-rock properties in subsurface exploitation is clearly illustrated by the Groningen gas field, where gas extraction has led to indu
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