Injection-induced seismicity (IIS) typically occurs when pressure diffuses from a sedimentary target formation down into fractured and faulted, low-permeability, critically-stressed basement rock. Previous studies of IIS have used basin-scale models of pressure diffusion that rely on an equivalent porous medium (EPM) approach to assign hydraulic diffusivity and a triggering pressure (TP) criteria for seismic initiation. We show that these ...

Large scale and rapid urbanization processes call for a better quality of urban planning to support human well-being. While compact cities aim to reduce land consumption, densification puts pressure on the remaining green areas, influencing ecosystem services provision and ultimately the life quality of the growing urban population. Supply of and demand for urban ecosystem services differ however greatly across the globe. In this study, ...