… evaluate recorded seismicity in southeast Saskatchewan and … whether oilfield activities
have induced seismic activity. By … seismic activity across the broader southeast Saskatchewan-…

… Southern Saskatchewan is a region of low-level seismicity. Ten natural earthquakes have
been located instrumentally since t968 with the largest a magnitude (mhL~) 3.7. However, a …

… Using the two boundary lines in Figures 1a and 1b that define the areas of most local
seismicity and injection operations, we identify a NW-SE trending band where the levels of …

… a southeast–northwest-trending axis across southern Manitoba, southern Saskatchewan, …
by more than six seismic stations in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Montana. …

… Induced earthquakes are challenging to identify using seismological methods, and faults …
of induced seismicity. However, the similarity of induced and natural seismicity provides an …

… If this is the case, long-term fluid injection in the Grande Prairie region might also cause
slow-slip injection-induced seismicity on northwest-southeast down-to-the-basin listric faults. …

… An isolated pocket of 15 events exists in south-east Saskatchewan (black dots in top right
of Figure 7a). This area also experienced a swarm of eight events during the early 1980s (red …

… In situ stress measurements in areas of active faulting and induced seismicity suggest that …
cases of induced seismicity, including reservoir-induced seismicity and seismicity triggered by …

… Based on the observed spatial correlation between induced seismicity and the abrupt offset
of the inferred southeast‐flowing Gilwood channel, we infer that the north–south section of …

… for the case study of induced seismicity associated with the … faults or fractures and associated
induced seismicity (Eaton & … is known for the occurrence of induced seismicity (Fig. 1b) that …