Multiple suppression is an important element of marine seismic data processing.Intelligent suppression of multiples us-ing artificial intelligence reduces labor costs,minimizes dependence on unknown prior information,...Multiple suppression is an important element of marine seismic data processing.Intelligent suppression of multiples us-ing artificial intelligence reduces labor costs,minimizes dependence on unknown prior information,and improves data processing ef-ficiency.In this study,we propose an intelligent method for suppressing marine seismic multiples using deep learning approaches.The proposed method enables the intelligent suppression of free-surface-related multiples from seismic records.Initially,we construct a multi-category marine seismic multiple dataset through finite difference forward modeling under different boundary conditions.We use various models and data augmentation methods,including sample rotation,noise addition,and random channel omission.Then,we apply depthwise separable convolution to develop our deep learning Mobilenet-Unet model.The Mobilenet-Unet framework sig-nificantly reduces the number of operations required for multiple elimination without sacrificing model performance,ultimately reali-zing the optimal multiple suppression model.The trained Mobilenet-Unet is applied to the test set for verification.Moreover,to deter-mine its generalization ability,it is implemented to seismic records containing multiples generated by two marine geophysical models that were not included in the training process.The performance of Mobilenet-Unet is also compared with that of different network structures.The results indicate that,despite its small size,our proposed Mobilenet-Unet deep learning model can rapidly and effective-ly separate multiples in marine seismic data,possessing reasonable generalization ability.展开更多
In this paper,we summarize recent progresses made in deep learning based acoustic models and the motivation and insights behind the surveyed techniques.We first discuss models such as recurrent neural networks(RNNs) a...In this paper,we summarize recent progresses made in deep learning based acoustic models and the motivation and insights behind the surveyed techniques.We first discuss models such as recurrent neural networks(RNNs) and convolutional neural networks(CNNs) that can effectively exploit variablelength contextual information,and their various combination with other models.We then describe models that are optimized end-to-end and emphasize on feature representations learned jointly with the rest of the system,the connectionist temporal classification(CTC) criterion,and the attention-based sequenceto-sequence translation model.We further illustrate robustness issues in speech recognition systems,and discuss acoustic model adaptation,speech enhancement and separation,and robust training strategies.We also cover modeling techniques that lead to more efficient decoding and discuss possible future directions in acoustic model research.展开更多
基金supported by the Key Laboratory of Ma-rine Mineral Resources,Ministry of Natural Resources,Guangzhou(No.KLMMR-2022-G09)the Guangzhou Ba-sic Research Program-Basic and Basic Applied Research Project(No.2023A04J0917)the PI Project of South-ern Marine Science and Engineering Guangdong Labora-tory(Guangzhou)(No.GML2020GD0802).
文摘Multiple suppression is an important element of marine seismic data processing.Intelligent suppression of multiples us-ing artificial intelligence reduces labor costs,minimizes dependence on unknown prior information,and improves data processing ef-ficiency.In this study,we propose an intelligent method for suppressing marine seismic multiples using deep learning approaches.The proposed method enables the intelligent suppression of free-surface-related multiples from seismic records.Initially,we construct a multi-category marine seismic multiple dataset through finite difference forward modeling under different boundary conditions.We use various models and data augmentation methods,including sample rotation,noise addition,and random channel omission.Then,we apply depthwise separable convolution to develop our deep learning Mobilenet-Unet model.The Mobilenet-Unet framework sig-nificantly reduces the number of operations required for multiple elimination without sacrificing model performance,ultimately reali-zing the optimal multiple suppression model.The trained Mobilenet-Unet is applied to the test set for verification.Moreover,to deter-mine its generalization ability,it is implemented to seismic records containing multiples generated by two marine geophysical models that were not included in the training process.The performance of Mobilenet-Unet is also compared with that of different network structures.The results indicate that,despite its small size,our proposed Mobilenet-Unet deep learning model can rapidly and effective-ly separate multiples in marine seismic data,possessing reasonable generalization ability.
文摘In this paper,we summarize recent progresses made in deep learning based acoustic models and the motivation and insights behind the surveyed techniques.We first discuss models such as recurrent neural networks(RNNs) and convolutional neural networks(CNNs) that can effectively exploit variablelength contextual information,and their various combination with other models.We then describe models that are optimized end-to-end and emphasize on feature representations learned jointly with the rest of the system,the connectionist temporal classification(CTC) criterion,and the attention-based sequenceto-sequence translation model.We further illustrate robustness issues in speech recognition systems,and discuss acoustic model adaptation,speech enhancement and separation,and robust training strategies.We also cover modeling techniques that lead to more efficient decoding and discuss possible future directions in acoustic model research.
