The rate of seismicity in the hydrocarbon‐producing Fort Worth Basin of north‐central Texas,
which underlies the Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area, increased markedly from 2008 …

Earthquakes were induced in the Fort Worth Basin from 2008 through 2020 by increase in
pore pressure from injection of oilfield wastewater (SWD). In this region and elsewhere, a …

Identifying the causal factors behind elevated seismicity rates in areas with multiple ongoing
oil and gas activities has always been a challenging issue that is lacking a homogeneous …

Probabilistic seismic hazard analyses such as the US National Seismic Hazard Model
(NSHM) typically rely on declustering and spatially smoothing an earthquake catalog to …

The combined effects of oil and gas production and saltwater disposal in stacked reservoirs
can result in poroelastic-stress changes that affect fault stability and induced seismicity but …

We examine differences in the occurrence rates of hydraulic fracturing-induced seismicity
(HF-IS) between different shale plays in North America. While previous studies have …

Migration of seismic events to deeper depths along basement faults over time has been
observed in the wastewater injection sites, which can be correlated spatially and temporally …

Abstract From 2006 through mid-2018, there have been 125 Mw≥ 2.5 recorded
earthquakes within the Fort Worth Basin and the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. There …

The clustering behavior of injection‐induced earthquakes is examined using one month of
data recorded by the LArge‐n Seismic Survey in Oklahoma (LASSO) array. The 1829‐node …

In this study, we present a local magnitude (ML) relation for the earthquakes recorded from
the Texas Seismological Network (TexNet) between the dates of 1 January 2017 and 31 …