Seismic baseline and induction studies: Roosevelt Hot Springs, Utah and Raft River, Idaho ( USA).

G. Zandt; L. McPherson; S. Schaff; S. Olsen

Seismic baseline and induction studies: Roosevelt Hot Springs, Utah and Raft River, Idaho ( USA).

G. Zandt, L. McPherson, S. Schaff, S. Olsen

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Local seismic networks were established to monitor the background seismicity prior to initiation of geothermal power production. Results of the studies are described. It is concluded that the occurrence of natural earthquake swarms indicates a potential for induced seismicity at Roosevelt Hot Springs after major production operations are initiated. -from STAR, 21(17), 1983

Original language	English (US)
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State	Published - 1982

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