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Multi-scale enhanced multiwavelet-based operator learning model for multiphase flow simulation

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宋弢 (Tao Song)
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李雪 (Xue Li)
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Han, Peifu
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Peizhi Zhao
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Zhai, Chuchu
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Fengrui Jing
DOI:10.1063/5.0257751delete
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Numerical simulation of multiphase flow in porous media is critical for geoscience problems. However, numerical simulations are often computationally complex and inefficient due to multi-physics coupling and multi-scale characteristics of these problems. In recent years, several data-driven deep learning surrogate methods have been proposed to overcome these difficulties, but they still face limitations in fine-scale and global long-term evolution accuracy, data efficiency, and robustness. We propose a multi-scale enhanced multiwavelet-based model (MS-MWT) for multiphase simulation. MS-MWT learns complex dependencies across scales by training the projection kernel at multiple scales, while adding U-Net on each multiwavelet decomposition-reconstruction layer to compensate for information loss caused by decomposition, reconstruction, and Fourier truncation, and enhancing multi-scale feature extraction capabilities. This has significant advantages in improving accuracy and data efficiency for highly complex CO2-water multiphase flow problems with porosity heterogeneity, multiphase flow properties, injection configurations, and reservoir conditions. We also use a nonstandard multiwavelet representation improved by Fourier factorization to reduce model complexity and improve robustness. Compared with the best enhanced Fourier neural operator (U-FNO), MS-MWT achieves the best prediction, reducing errors by 29.03% in gas saturation prediction and by 23.53% in pressure buildup. Moreover, it demonstrates superior data utilization efficiency, achieving accuracy comparable to or better than U-FNO with only 2/3 of the data. MS-MWT also shows greater robustness on data with gradually increasing noise levels. The introduction of this model provides a more accurate and stable solution for solving complex multiphase flow problems that can be generalized to small datasets.
Keywords:
ENCODER-DECODER NETWORKS
CAPILLARY-PRESSURE
SUBSURFACE FLOW
OIL-RECOVERY
UNCERTAINTY
HETEROGENEITY
STORAGE
SCALE

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Physics of Fluids
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4.3
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2.9W
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