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Brady's Geothermal Field DAS Earthquake Data

Mar 21, 2016
4.08 GB
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The submitted data correspond to the vibration caused by a 3.4 M earthquake and captured by the DAS horizontal and vertical arrays during the PoroTomo Experiment. Data is available in the original .sgy formats, as well as in standardized .h5 formats. Earthquake information : M ...
Authors
Feigl, K. University of Wisconsin
geothermalbrady hot springsporotomoseismicdistributed acoustic sensingearthquakedashorizontalverticalgeophysicsmonitoringseismicityarraypassive sourcenveqinduced seismicityseg-yhdf5

Brady 1D Seismic Velocity Model Ambient Noise Prelim

Oct 25, 2013
0.97 kB
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Preliminary 1D seismic velocity model derived from ambient noise correlation. 28 Green's functions filtered between 4-10 Hz for Vp, Vs, and Qs were calculated. 1D model estimated for each path. The final model is a median of the individual models. Resolution is best for the top 1 ...
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J., R. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
seismicvelocity modelbradysseismic velocitygeothermalnevada

Material Properties for Brady Hot Springs Nevada USA from PoroTomo Project

Mar 06, 2019
242.91 MB
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The PoroTomo team has completed inverse modeling of the three data sets (seismology, geodesy, and hydrology) individually, as described previously. The estimated values of the material properties are registered on a three-dimensional grid with a spacing of 25 meters between nodes....
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Feigl, K. and PoroTomo Team, . University of Wisconsin
geothermalenergyporotomoseismologygeodesyhydrologynevadabrady hot springsporoelastic tomographyinversionmodeling3dmaterialpropertiesunconsolidatedfracturedshallowstructuraltrendsgeologystrikedipthermal contractionpressuresubsidencepumpinghydraulic conductivityrateseismic amplitudefaultzonepermeableconduitfluidreservoirconceptualmodelpropertydensityp-waves-waveseismicvelocityyoungs moduluspoissons ratiointerferometrytemperaturelithologystrain rate

Brady Hot Springs Seismic Modeling Data for Push-Pull Project

Jul 31, 2018
16.99 GB
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This submission includes synthetic seismic modeling data for the Push-Pull project at Brady Hot Springs, NV. The synthetic seismic is all generated by finite-difference method regarding different fracture and rock properties.
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Zhang, R. University of Louisiana
geothermalenergyseismicgeophysicsactive sourcevelocitygeophysicaldatamodelingnumericalsyntheticbrady hot springsnevadanvfracturerockgeologicpropertiespropertypush-pullfinite differencenumerical modelingvspvertical seismic profilingboreholefracturednon-fracturedmediaco2saturation

Brady's Geothermal Field Sample Interferogram in HDF5 Format

Jan 01, 2015
12.78 MB
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HDF5 file containing phase, filtered phase, unwrapped range change and correlation data for the a TSX pair (Track 53) spanning time interval 12-23-2011 to 10-26-2012.
Authors
Ali, T. University of Wisconsin
geothermalinsarhdf5bradysinterferogramphaserange changecorrelationtsxbradys hot springs
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