1. The three fracture end members (microfractures, joints and seismically identified faults) that comprise the Lancaster conceptual model.
The three fracture end members (microfractures, joints and seismically identified faults) that comprise the Lancaster conceptual model. Dynamic data have been used to constrain the modelling assumptions applied to the fracture end members. As an example, the DFN model is a ‘snapshot’ of a modelled pressure response to the fracture and fault network, thus providing additional information on the fracture network properties away from the immediate wellbore environment.
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