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A deep learning-enhanced framework for multiphysics joint inversion
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Joint inversion has drawn considerable attention due to the availability of multiple geophysical data sets, ever-increasing computational resources, the development of advanced algo-rithms, and its ability to reduce inversion uncertainty. A key issue of joint inversion is to develop effective strategies to link different geophysical data in a unified mathematical framework, in which the information obtained from different models can complement each other. We have developed a deep learning -en-hanced joint inversion framework to simultaneously reconstruct different physical models by fusing different types of geophysi-cal data. Traditionally, structure similarity constraints are pursued by joint inversion algorithms using manually crafted formulations (e.g., cross gradient). The constraint is constructed by a deep neural network (DNN) during the learning process. The framework is designed to combine the DNN and a tradi-tional independent inversion workflow and improve the joint inversion result iteratively. The network can be easily extended to incorporate multiphysics without structural changes. Numeri-cal experiments on the joint inversion of 2D DC resistivity data and seismic traveltime are used to validate our method. In addition, this learning-based framework demonstrates excellent generalization abilities when tested on data sets using different geologic structures. It also can handle different sensing configu-rations and nonconforming discretization.
Keywords:
WAVE-FORM INVERSION
MARINE SEISMIC AVA
PARAMETER-ESTIMATION
GRAVITY-DATA
MODEL
FUSION
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