Quantitative predictions of natural and induced phenomena in fractured rock is one of the
great challenges in the Earth and Energy Sciences with far‐reaching economic and …

Induced seismicity is a limiting factor for the development of Enhanced Geothermal Systems
(EGS). Its causal mechanisms are not fully understood, especially those of post-injection …

Fluid flow regimes affect the determination of hydraulic conductivity of fractured rocks, and
the critical criteria for the onset of nonlinear fluid flow transitions in discrete fracture networks …

Various phenomena in the subsurface are characterised by the interplay between deforming
structures such as fractures and coupled thermal, hydraulic and mechanical processes …

Injection-induced seismicity has become one of the most critical challenges for the
widespread deployment of Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS). In particular, some EGS …

The variability and inter-influence of individual geometric parameters make permeability
evaluation of fractured rocks based on fracture geometric characteristics challenging …

The equivalent porous medium (EPM) method is an efficient approximation method for
groundwater yield analysis considering the equivalent permeability in a fractured geologic …

Geologic carbon dioxide (CO 2) storage is a promising strategy for reducing its atmospheric
levels, but concerns regarding potential leakage through faults or high-permeability …

Crustal fault zones provide interesting geological targets for high-temperature geothermal
energy source in naturally deep-fractured basement areas. Field and laboratory studies …

Induced seismicity compromises the widespread deployment of geoenergy applications that
contribute to mitigate climate change. In particular, the development of Enhanced …