InSite-Lite MS Monitoring of Hydraulic Fracturing

Two examples are shown here from the Microseismic (MS) monitoring of the Hydraulic Fracturing of a tight-gas sand reservoir in the Bossier formation in the Dowdy Ranch field.

The first example shows the processed results of the single-stage stimulation, not including waveform data. Click here to download a presentation with a description of the project and instructions on navigating through the main visualisers.

The second example shows a sample subset of events including full waveform data to explore the full functionalities of InSite Seismic processor (depending on the version and tools installed). Click here to download a presentation introducing the data set and instructions on navigating through the main visualisers.


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