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In silico earthquake dynamics from soft glassy systems

Funder: Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)Project code: 15082

In silico earthquake dynamics from soft glassy systems

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In the present proposal we develop a parallel between seismic faulting and plastic events in soft-glassy materials below yield stress. We will employ a novel approach to study the dynamics of earthquakes based on an innovative continuum model displaying slip-stick dynamics. We will first compare our model against existing statistical models of earthquake frequency by changing model parameters. Second, we aim at establishing a quantitative statistical link between seismic surface measurements and micro-scale faulting events, as influenced by extraction events. Our project will allow a better understanding of the physics of soft-glassy material below yield and hopefully it will help shedding new light on the causal link between fluid extraction and seismicity.

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