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During the Vendenheim deep geothermal project (Strasbourg Eurometropole, France), large induced seismic events led to the arrest of the project. Two important features of the induced seismicity were unexpected : the large distance to the wells of a cluster of seismic events (4-5km) and the occurrence of the largest event Mlv3.9 at the bottom of the wells, six months after shut-in. To better understand the mechanisms of seismicity, we develop within the framework of the DT-GEO project (Horizon Europe) a large-scale model (8kmx8kmx8km) of the area. We aim at performing in-silico experimentation to reproduce the geophysical responses of the geothermal reservoir with different geological geometries, different geomechanical properties and constrained with a variety of crustal stress conditions and variety of the external forcing representing the anthropogenic control. The model is based on the MOOSE/GOLEM framework (finite element approach) and integrate the public regional geological model GEORG that includes major lithologies and large-scale faults of the area. We will present the preliminary of coarse-grained simulations of the natural fluid circulation and fluid injections.
