This dataset contains pressure, temperature, and flow records of periodic pumping tests. The tests were conducted in 4 boreholes located near Kemnader See on the outskirts of Bochum, Germany. The pumping tests were conducted in two configurations: 1) single-borehole testing, and 2) hydraulic dipole testing. In single-borehole testing, the pumping was carried out in a single borehole (pumping borehole) and the remaining three boreholes were used for monitoring of pressure interference signals. In hydraulic dipole testing, pumping was carried out in two boreholes simultaneously with half a cycle phase difference (water was produced from one borehole and injected into another), and the two remaining boreholes were used for monitoring. In both configurations, pressure and temperature were recorded in all four boreholes, whereas flow rate was recorded only in the operational borehole(s). The dataset also includes spectral parameters of the pressure and flow records, determined using fast Fourier transformation (FFT).
This data set contains hypocentral parameters (latitude, longitude, depth, local magnitude, and origin time) for 13566 aftershocks of the 2019, M6.4 Durrës, Albania earthquake. Aftershocks were recorded with a 30 station local network, which started operation about two weeks after the and registered for about nine months. Event detections were produced with machine-learning-based tools. Aftershocks were located with a newly derived 1D velocity model with station corrections. Final relocation was done with the double-difference algorithm including cross correlation derived differential travel times. Local magnitudes range from Ml −1.8 to 4.6 with a magnitude of completeness of Mc ≈ 1.