Reply to “Comment on ‘Estimating the Maximum Magnitude of Induced Earthquakes in the Groningen Gas Field, the Netherlands’ by Julian J. Bommer, Jan van Elk, and Mark D. Zoback” by Charles Vlek Available to Purchase

Estimating the Maximum Magnitude of Induced Earthquakes in the Groningen Gas Field, the Netherlands Available to Purchase

In situ stress state in the petroliferous Barmer Basin, northwestern India: A new geomechanical approach Available to Purchase

Predicting variations of the least principal stress with depth: Application to unconventional oil and gas reservoirs using a log-based viscoelastic stress relaxation model Available to Purchase

State of stress in areas of active unconventional oil and gas development in North America Available to Purchase

A case study of vertical hydraulic fracture growth, stress variations with depth and shear stimulation in the Niobrara Shale and Codell Sand, Denver-Julesburg Basin, Colorado Available to Purchase

Prior oil and gas production can limit the occurrence of injection-induced seismicity: A case study in the Delaware Basin of western Texas and southeastern New Mexico, USA Open Access

A viscoplastic model of creep in shale Available to Purchase

Injection‐Induced Seismicity and Fault‐Slip Potential in the Fort Worth Basin, Texas Available to Purchase

Monitoring of cyclic steam stimulation by inversion of surface tilt measurements Available to Purchase

Microseismic evidence for horizontal hydraulic fractures in the Marcellus Shale, southeastern West Virginia Available to Purchase

State of stress in the Permian Basin, Texas and New Mexico: Implications for induced seismicity Available to Purchase

Lithology-controlled stress variations and pad-scale faults: A case study of hydraulic fracturing in the Woodford Shale, Oklahoma Available to Purchase

In Situ Stress and Active Faulting in Oklahoma Available to Purchase

Probabilistic assessment of potential fault slip related to injection-induced earthquakes: Application to north-central Oklahoma, USA Available to Purchase

Characterizing and Responding to Seismic Risk Associated with Earthquakes Potentially Triggered by Fluid Disposal and Hydraulic Fracturing Available to Purchase

A scaling law to characterize fault-damage zones at reservoir depths Available to Purchase

The role of preexisting fractures and faults during multistage hydraulic fracturing in the Bakken Formation Available to Purchase

Long-period, long-duration seismic events during hydraulic stimulation of shale and tight-gas reservoirs — Part 1: Waveform characteristics Open Access

Long-period long-duration seismic events during hydraulic stimulation of shale and tight-gas reservoirs — Part 2: Location and mechanisms Open Access