Effectiveness and time variation of induced fracture volume: Lessons from water flowback analysis
Authors:
- Yanmin XuYXYanmin Xu
- Hassan DehghanpourHDHassan Dehghanpour
- Obinna EzulikeOEObinna Ezulike
- Claudio ViruesCVClaudio Virues
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Natural Resources Canada
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