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The hydraulic stimulation of the well RN-34 at the Reykjanes geothermal fieldin Iceland caused increased seismic activity near the well. Here, we use thisas a case study for investigation on how seismic analysis can be combined withphysics-based simulation studies to further understand injection-induced faultreactivation. The work presents new analysis of the seismic data combined withapplication of a recent simulation software for modeling of coupledhydromechanical processes and fault deformation caused by fluid injection. Thesimulation model incorporates an explicit model of the fault network based ongeological characterization combined with insights from seismic analysis. The3D faulted reservoir model is then calibrated based on injection data. Despitelimited data, the work shows how seismic interpretations can be used indeveloping simulation models and, reciprocally, how the modeling can add to theseismic interpretations in analysis of dynamics.

Hydro-mechanical simulation and analysis of induced seismicity for a hydraulic stimulation test at the Reykjanes geothermal field, Iceland