Earthquakes Recorde in Oklahoma

In January 2013, more than 10,000 underground injection wells were operating in Oklahoma State, of which 6,000 were wells to enhance oil recovery. The remainder of more than 4,000 wells are used to store the waste generated in the well. These wells are very deep underground and can range from 10,000 to 20,000 feet underground. Scientists believe that these wells may have some influence on the structural plate and cause an earthquake.

The biggest earthquake in history in Japan occurred in the vicinity of Japan in 2011, and it is measured as 0. On September 3, 2016, an earthquake of magnitude 6 occurred near Poni. Previous earthquake records in Oklahoma occurred at El Rilino on April 9, 1952 and were measured as level 5

Rise of the Oklahoma Earthquake As the earthquake increases, we have to find a solution to help identify the cause, limit it, and even prevent it. Early in 2009, the earthquake struck Oklahoma, and many people are worried about their happiness. Many scientists speculate that the cause of the earthquake may be the result of hydraulic crushing occurring deep in the crust. Hydraulic crushing is a process of oil and nature.

Although earthquakes are usually small, they are dangerous to communities where wells are located, and drainage from excavation wells and hydraulic fracturing wells is buried deep underground. For example, in Oklahoma, the number of earthquakes occurring mainly in wastewater treatment wells and in Oklahoma State and California state is large, so the state where earthquakes are difficult to occur is shaken by small and medium scale earthquakes. Since the regulation of wastewater wells in Oklahoma State in 2016, the number of earthquakes has declined

The earthquake in Oklahoma State is related to human factors (60 minutes). "Oklahoma is the most vulnerable state in the mainland of the United States and even more surprising is that almost all the earthquakes in Oklahoma state are man-made, these are caused by the state's largest and most important industry In Oklahoma State, an average of two earthquakes occur yearly by 2009, magnitude 3 or more, last year 907 occurrences, this is correct, 907. "

In order to investigate the relationship between the earthquake in Oklahoma state and the state-wide anxiety, Kathy et al. Used a new method for discovering the state of Oklahoma between January 2010 and May 2017. After more than four state earthquakes, the number of Google search events related to anxiety has increased. In a wide area near the epicenter, we usually can not feel 4 levels. The comprehensive national earthquake system comprehensive catalog of the US Geological Survey shows the date and magnitude of the earthquake (Figure 2). The survey team used the Google Health application programming interface to tabulate weekly anxiety rates based on Oklahoma health related search events. In the quasi-experimental time series analysis from January 2010 to May 2017, we evaluate the number of earthquakes more than four times per month related to anxiety and control the overall anxious search event of the United States and the health related queries peculiar to Oklahoma did.