Two-dimensional Transient electromagnetic data based on U-NET

Transient electromagnetic method is an active source time-domain electromagnetic method that achieves geological exploration by observing the decay process of the secondary electromagnetic field generated by an ungrounded closed loop or a grounded long straight conductor. In recent years, machine learning has achieved good results in various fields, and this paper applies the U-NET network in machine learning to the two-dimensional inversion of transient electromagnetic method, developing a U-NET-based two-dimensional inversion algorithm for transient electromagnetic method. Different models are designed for verification, validating and discussing the feasibility of convolutional neural networks in geophysical exploration.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iciba62489.2024.10868711
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Advanced Computational Techniques and Applications
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Abstract

Transient electromagnetic method is an active source time-domain electromagnetic method that achieves geological exploration by observing the decay process of the secondary electromagnetic field generated by an ungrounded closed loop or a grounded long straight conductor. In recent years, machine learning has achieved good results in various fields, and this paper applies the U-NET network in machine learning to the two-dimensional inversion of transient electromagnetic method, developing a U-NET-based two-dimensional inversion algorithm for transient electromagnetic method. Different models are designed for verification, validating and discussing the feasibility of convolutional neural networks in geophysical exploration.

China Geological Survey (CN), China University of Geosciences (Beijing) (CN), Gansu Coalfield Geology Bureau (CN)
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