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Numerical modeling of microseismic events on the surface. / Butorin, A. V.; Krasnov, F. V.

2017. Paper presented at SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference 2017, Moscow, Russian Federation.

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Butorin, AV & Krasnov, FV 2017, 'Numerical modeling of microseismic events on the surface', Paper presented at SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference 2017, Moscow, Russian Federation, 16/10/17 - 18/10/17. https://doi.org/10.2118/187895-ms

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Butorin, A. V., & Krasnov, F. V. (2017). Numerical modeling of microseismic events on the surface. Paper presented at SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference 2017, Moscow, Russian Federation. https://doi.org/10.2118/187895-ms

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Butorin AV, Krasnov FV. Numerical modeling of microseismic events on the surface. 2017. Paper presented at SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference 2017, Moscow, Russian Federation. https://doi.org/10.2118/187895-ms

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Butorin, A. V. ; Krasnov, F. V. / Numerical modeling of microseismic events on the surface. Paper presented at SPE Russian Petroleum Technology Conference 2017, Moscow, Russian Federation.

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