Seismic attributes encapsulate substantial reservoir characterization information and can effectively support reservoir prediction.Given the high-dimensional nonlinear between sandbodies and seismic attributes,this st...Seismic attributes encapsulate substantial reservoir characterization information and can effectively support reservoir prediction.Given the high-dimensional nonlinear between sandbodies and seismic attributes,this study employs the RFECV method for seismic attribute selection,inputting the optimized attributes into a LightGBM model to enhance spatial delineation of sandbody identification.By constructing training datasets based on optimized seismic attributes and well logs,followed by class imbalance correction as input variables for machine learning models,with sandbody probability as the output variable,and employing grid search to optimize model parameters,a high-precision sandbody prediction model was established.Taking the 3D seismic data of Block F3 in the North Sea of Holland as an example,this method successfully depicted the three-dimensional spatial distribution of target formation sandstones.The results indicate that even under strong noise conditions,the multi-attribute sandbody identification method based on LightGBM effectively characterizes the distribution features of sandbodies.Compared to unselected attributes,the prediction results using selected attributes have higher vertical resolution and inter-well conformity,with the prediction accuracy for single wells reaching 80.77%,significantly improving the accuracy of sandbody boundary delineation.展开更多
Spartina alterniflora is now listed among the world’s 100 most dangerous invasive species,severely affecting the ecological balance of coastal wetlands.Remote sensing technologies based on deep learning enable large-...Spartina alterniflora is now listed among the world’s 100 most dangerous invasive species,severely affecting the ecological balance of coastal wetlands.Remote sensing technologies based on deep learning enable large-scale monitoring of Spartina alterniflora,but they require large datasets and have poor interpretability.A new method is proposed to detect Spartina alterniflora from Sentinel-2 imagery.Firstly,to get the high canopy cover and dense community characteristics of Spartina alterniflora,multi-dimensional shallow features are extracted from the imagery.Secondly,to detect different objects from satellite imagery,index features are extracted,and the statistical features of the Gray-Level Co-occurrence Matrix(GLCM)are derived using principal component analysis.Then,ensemble learning methods,including random forest,extreme gradient boosting,and light gradient boosting machine models,are employed for image classification.Meanwhile,Recursive Feature Elimination with Cross-Validation(RFECV)is used to select the best feature subset.Finally,to enhance the interpretability of the models,the best features are utilized to classify multi-temporal images and SHapley Additive exPlanations(SHAP)is combined with these classifications to explain the model prediction process.The method is validated by using Sentinel-2 imageries and previous observations of Spartina alterniflora in Chongming Island,it is found that the model combining image texture features such as GLCM covariance can significantly improve the detection accuracy of Spartina alterniflora by about 8%compared with the model without image texture features.Through multiple model comparisons and feature selection via RFECV,the selected model and eight features demonstrated good classification accuracy when applied to data from different time periods,proving that feature reduction can effectively enhance model generalization.Additionally,visualizing model decisions using SHAP revealed that the image texture feature component_1_GLCMVariance is particularly important for identifying each land cover type.展开更多
基金co-funded by the China National Nuclear Corporation-State Key Laboratory of Nuclear Resources and Environment(East ChinaUniversity of Technology)Joint Innovation Fund Project(No.2023NRE-LH-08)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province,China(No.20252BAC240270)+1 种基金the Funding of National Key Laboratory of Uranium Resources Exploration-Mining and Nuclear Remote Sensing(2025QZ-YZZ-08)the National Major Science and Technology Project on Deep Earth of China(No.2024ZD 1003300)。
文摘Seismic attributes encapsulate substantial reservoir characterization information and can effectively support reservoir prediction.Given the high-dimensional nonlinear between sandbodies and seismic attributes,this study employs the RFECV method for seismic attribute selection,inputting the optimized attributes into a LightGBM model to enhance spatial delineation of sandbody identification.By constructing training datasets based on optimized seismic attributes and well logs,followed by class imbalance correction as input variables for machine learning models,with sandbody probability as the output variable,and employing grid search to optimize model parameters,a high-precision sandbody prediction model was established.Taking the 3D seismic data of Block F3 in the North Sea of Holland as an example,this method successfully depicted the three-dimensional spatial distribution of target formation sandstones.The results indicate that even under strong noise conditions,the multi-attribute sandbody identification method based on LightGBM effectively characterizes the distribution features of sandbodies.Compared to unselected attributes,the prediction results using selected attributes have higher vertical resolution and inter-well conformity,with the prediction accuracy for single wells reaching 80.77%,significantly improving the accuracy of sandbody boundary delineation.
基金The National Key Research and Development Program of China under contract No.2023YFC3008204the National Natural Science Foundation of China under contract Nos 41977302 and 42476217.
文摘Spartina alterniflora is now listed among the world’s 100 most dangerous invasive species,severely affecting the ecological balance of coastal wetlands.Remote sensing technologies based on deep learning enable large-scale monitoring of Spartina alterniflora,but they require large datasets and have poor interpretability.A new method is proposed to detect Spartina alterniflora from Sentinel-2 imagery.Firstly,to get the high canopy cover and dense community characteristics of Spartina alterniflora,multi-dimensional shallow features are extracted from the imagery.Secondly,to detect different objects from satellite imagery,index features are extracted,and the statistical features of the Gray-Level Co-occurrence Matrix(GLCM)are derived using principal component analysis.Then,ensemble learning methods,including random forest,extreme gradient boosting,and light gradient boosting machine models,are employed for image classification.Meanwhile,Recursive Feature Elimination with Cross-Validation(RFECV)is used to select the best feature subset.Finally,to enhance the interpretability of the models,the best features are utilized to classify multi-temporal images and SHapley Additive exPlanations(SHAP)is combined with these classifications to explain the model prediction process.The method is validated by using Sentinel-2 imageries and previous observations of Spartina alterniflora in Chongming Island,it is found that the model combining image texture features such as GLCM covariance can significantly improve the detection accuracy of Spartina alterniflora by about 8%compared with the model without image texture features.Through multiple model comparisons and feature selection via RFECV,the selected model and eight features demonstrated good classification accuracy when applied to data from different time periods,proving that feature reduction can effectively enhance model generalization.Additionally,visualizing model decisions using SHAP revealed that the image texture feature component_1_GLCMVariance is particularly important for identifying each land cover type.
