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Strata Boundary-Constrained Multitask Multihorizon Tracking
DOI:10.1109/LGRS.2023.3334215.png)
Abstract
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Multihorizon tracking deep learning methods have higher efficiency than single-horizon tracking deep learning methods, but they still have a great challenge to adapt to complex seismic data, resulting in undesired horizon tracking results. To achieve high-precision horizon tracking results, we propose a boundary-constrained multitask multihorizon tracking (BMTM) based on semantic segmentation, instance segmentation, and multitask learning (ML). The core idea of BMTM is to transform multihorizon tracking into strata recognition, using where the strata boundaries serve as the tracking results. BMTM comprises three components: strata label automatic generation, strata boundary-constrained multihorizon tracking network (BMTN), and strata boundary-constrained loss function. Strata label automatic generation automatically generates strata labels based on the input horizon labels. BMTN consists of a shared layer, an auxiliary task, and a main task. The auxiliary task takes the input horizon labels as its labels and employs semantic segmentation to directly output multihorizon tracking results. Main task takes the generated strata labels as its labels and employs instance segmentation with the outputs of auxiliary task to achieve high-precision strata (or horizon) tracking results. The strata boundary-constrained loss function aims to pay more attention to the strata boundary and ultimately improve the horizon tracking precision. One public 3-D synthetic seismic dataset study demonstrated the performance of BMTM, and one field 3-D seismic dataset application demonstrated that BMTM can be used for high-precision multihorizon tracking.
Keywords:
Task analysis
Convolution
Multitasking
Target tracking
Semantic segmentation
Deep learning
Three-dimensional displays
High-precision
multihorizon tracking
multitask learning (ML)
strata boundary-constrained
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