Five-dimensional seismic data encompasses seismic reflection wavefield information across three-dimensional space,offset,and observation azimuth.The interpretation of such data offers a novel approach for high-precisi...Five-dimensional seismic data encompasses seismic reflection wavefield information across three-dimensional space,offset,and observation azimuth.The interpretation of such data offers a novel approach for high-precision characterization of complex oil and gas reservoirs.This paper reviews key scientific issues and foundational research related to five-dimensional seismic data interpretation,with a particular emphasis on major advances in techniques involving rock physics theories,seismic attribute analysis,seismic inversion optimization,fracture prediction,in-situ stress estimation,and fluid identification,both domestically and internationally.It further explores the opportunities,challenges,and future directions in the development of theories and methods for interpreting five-dimensional seismic data.Theoretical research and real applications have shown that constructing a five-dimensional seismic rock physics model—incorporating temperature and pressure conditions,strong heterogeneity and anisotropy,and other microscopic rock physics mechanisms—provides the physical basis for seismically identifying different types of complex reservoirs.Additionally,the development of robust inversion and quantitative interpretation methods tailored to fractured reservoirs can address issues such as computational instability and low information utilization often associated with massive high-dimensional datasets.Innovations in fracture prediction technology,leveraging multi-dimensional information fusion attributes—including five-dimensional geometric attributes,azimuthal elastic modulus ellipse fitting,Fourier series decomposition,and azimuthal inversion attributes—have proven effective in enhancing fracture prediction accuracy.Moreover,the establishment of five-dimensional seismic prediction methods for engineering sweet spots(e.g.,reservoir brittleness and in-situ stress)based on anisotropy theory enables effective evaluation of the fracturability of subsurface formations.The application of five-dimensional seismic interpretation theory and technology provides a new pathway for predicting complex reservoirs and oil-gas identification.展开更多
The Internet of Things(IoT)is integral to modern infrastructure,enabling connectivity among a wide range of devices from home automation to industrial control systems.With the exponential increase in data generated by...The Internet of Things(IoT)is integral to modern infrastructure,enabling connectivity among a wide range of devices from home automation to industrial control systems.With the exponential increase in data generated by these interconnected devices,robust anomaly detection mechanisms are essential.Anomaly detection in this dynamic environment necessitates methods that can accurately distinguish between normal and anomalous behavior by learning intricate patterns.This paper presents a novel approach utilizing generative adversarial networks(GANs)for anomaly detection in IoT systems.However,optimizing GANs involves tuning hyper-parameters such as learning rate,batch size,and optimization algorithms,which can be challenging due to the non-convex nature of GAN loss functions.To address this,we propose a five-dimensional Gray wolf optimizer(5DGWO)to optimize GAN hyper-parameters.The 5DGWO introduces two new types of wolves:gamma(γ)for improved exploitation and convergence,and theta(θ)for enhanced exploration and escaping local minima.The proposed system framework comprises four key stages:1)preprocessing,2)generative model training,3)autoencoder(AE)training,and 4)predictive model training.The generative models are utilized to assist the AE training,and the final predictive models(including convolutional neural network(CNN),deep belief network(DBN),recurrent neural network(RNN),random forest(RF),and extreme gradient boosting(XGBoost))are trained using the generated data and AE-encoded features.We evaluated the system on three benchmark datasets:NSL-KDD,UNSW-NB15,and IoT-23.Experiments conducted on diverse IoT datasets show that our method outperforms existing anomaly detection strategies and significantly reduces false positives.The 5DGWO-GAN-CNNAE exhibits superior performance in various metrics,including accuracy,recall,precision,root mean square error(RMSE),and convergence trend.The proposed 5DGWO-GAN-CNNAE achieved the lowest RMSE values across the NSL-KDD,UNSW-NB15,and IoT-23 datasets,with values of 0.24,1.10,and 0.09,respectively.Additionally,it attained the highest accuracy,ranging from 94%to 100%.These results suggest a promising direction for future IoT security frameworks,offering a scalable and efficient solution to safeguard against evolving cyber threats.展开更多
A theory of （4＋1）-dimensional gravity is developed on the basis of the teleparallel theory equivalent to general relativity. The fundamental gravitational field variables are the five-dimensional vector fields （pe...A theory of （4＋1）-dimensional gravity is developed on the basis of the teleparallel theory equivalent to general relativity. The fundamental gravitational field variables are the five-dimensional vector fields （pentad）, defined globally on a manifold M, and gravity is attributed to the torsion. The Lagrangian density is quadratic in the torsion tensor. We then give the exact five-dimensional solution. The solution is a generalization of the familiar Schwarzschild and Kerr solutions of the four-dimensional teleparallel equivalent of general relativity. We also use the definition of the gravitational energy to calculate the energy and the spatial momentum.展开更多
Sr, Nd and Pb isotopic characteristics of granulite and pyroxenite xenoliths from Hannuoba Basalts in five-dimensional space are studied. Combined with the distribution of xenoliths, it is suggested that the isotopic ...Sr, Nd and Pb isotopic characteristics of granulite and pyroxenite xenoliths from Hannuoba Basalts in five-dimensional space are studied. Combined with the distribution of xenoliths, it is suggested that the isotopic relationship between various xenoliths can be well explained by the processes of delamination.展开更多
Owing to the increasing worldwide demand for natural gas,the development of a large submerged combustion vaporizer is required.Its burner is equipped with a water spray nozzle to reduce nitrogen oxides,and a practi-ca...Owing to the increasing worldwide demand for natural gas,the development of a large submerged combustion vaporizer is required.Its burner is equipped with a water spray nozzle to reduce nitrogen oxides,and a practi-cal simulation method is required for the optimal design.The non-adiabatic flamelet approach can predict the combustion emissions and is useful for reducing simulation costs.However,as the number of control variables increases,the database requires larger memory and cannot be dealt with by general computers.In this study,an artificial neural network(ANN)model based on a five-dimensional flamelet database,which includes the effects of heat loss and vapor concentration by sprayed water evaporation,is developed.Furthermore,large eddy sim-ulations(LESs)for turbulent combustion fields with and without water spray are conducted employing flamelet generated manifold(FGM)approach with this ANN model,and the validity is investigated.For comparison,a lab-scale burner equipped with a water spray nozzle is manufactured,and combustion experiments with and without water spray are conducted.The results show that CO,NO,temperature,and reaction rate of progress variable predicted by the present ANN model are in good agreement with those of a five-dimensional flamelet database.In the condition without water spray,the flame behavior predicted by the LES employing the FGM/ANN ap-proach is in good agreement with that employing the conventional FGM approach,while indicating much lower memory,although there appeared some quantitative discrepancies in the temperature against the experiment probably partially because of the insufficiency of the FGM approach for the present complex flame structure.In the condition with water spray,the LES employing the FGM/ANN approach is able to capture the effect of the water spray on the flame behavior in the experiment,such that the water spray decreases the temperature,which causes the decrease in NO but increase in CO.展开更多
基金supported by the Key Projects of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.42430809,42030103).
文摘Five-dimensional seismic data encompasses seismic reflection wavefield information across three-dimensional space,offset,and observation azimuth.The interpretation of such data offers a novel approach for high-precision characterization of complex oil and gas reservoirs.This paper reviews key scientific issues and foundational research related to five-dimensional seismic data interpretation,with a particular emphasis on major advances in techniques involving rock physics theories,seismic attribute analysis,seismic inversion optimization,fracture prediction,in-situ stress estimation,and fluid identification,both domestically and internationally.It further explores the opportunities,challenges,and future directions in the development of theories and methods for interpreting five-dimensional seismic data.Theoretical research and real applications have shown that constructing a five-dimensional seismic rock physics model—incorporating temperature and pressure conditions,strong heterogeneity and anisotropy,and other microscopic rock physics mechanisms—provides the physical basis for seismically identifying different types of complex reservoirs.Additionally,the development of robust inversion and quantitative interpretation methods tailored to fractured reservoirs can address issues such as computational instability and low information utilization often associated with massive high-dimensional datasets.Innovations in fracture prediction technology,leveraging multi-dimensional information fusion attributes—including five-dimensional geometric attributes,azimuthal elastic modulus ellipse fitting,Fourier series decomposition,and azimuthal inversion attributes—have proven effective in enhancing fracture prediction accuracy.Moreover,the establishment of five-dimensional seismic prediction methods for engineering sweet spots(e.g.,reservoir brittleness and in-situ stress)based on anisotropy theory enables effective evaluation of the fracturability of subsurface formations.The application of five-dimensional seismic interpretation theory and technology provides a new pathway for predicting complex reservoirs and oil-gas identification.
基金described in this paper has been developed with in the project PRESECREL(PID2021-124502OB-C43)。
文摘The Internet of Things(IoT)is integral to modern infrastructure,enabling connectivity among a wide range of devices from home automation to industrial control systems.With the exponential increase in data generated by these interconnected devices,robust anomaly detection mechanisms are essential.Anomaly detection in this dynamic environment necessitates methods that can accurately distinguish between normal and anomalous behavior by learning intricate patterns.This paper presents a novel approach utilizing generative adversarial networks(GANs)for anomaly detection in IoT systems.However,optimizing GANs involves tuning hyper-parameters such as learning rate,batch size,and optimization algorithms,which can be challenging due to the non-convex nature of GAN loss functions.To address this,we propose a five-dimensional Gray wolf optimizer(5DGWO)to optimize GAN hyper-parameters.The 5DGWO introduces two new types of wolves:gamma(γ)for improved exploitation and convergence,and theta(θ)for enhanced exploration and escaping local minima.The proposed system framework comprises four key stages:1)preprocessing,2)generative model training,3)autoencoder(AE)training,and 4)predictive model training.The generative models are utilized to assist the AE training,and the final predictive models(including convolutional neural network(CNN),deep belief network(DBN),recurrent neural network(RNN),random forest(RF),and extreme gradient boosting(XGBoost))are trained using the generated data and AE-encoded features.We evaluated the system on three benchmark datasets:NSL-KDD,UNSW-NB15,and IoT-23.Experiments conducted on diverse IoT datasets show that our method outperforms existing anomaly detection strategies and significantly reduces false positives.The 5DGWO-GAN-CNNAE exhibits superior performance in various metrics,including accuracy,recall,precision,root mean square error(RMSE),and convergence trend.The proposed 5DGWO-GAN-CNNAE achieved the lowest RMSE values across the NSL-KDD,UNSW-NB15,and IoT-23 datasets,with values of 0.24,1.10,and 0.09,respectively.Additionally,it attained the highest accuracy,ranging from 94%to 100%.These results suggest a promising direction for future IoT security frameworks,offering a scalable and efficient solution to safeguard against evolving cyber threats.
文摘A theory of （4＋1）-dimensional gravity is developed on the basis of the teleparallel theory equivalent to general relativity. The fundamental gravitational field variables are the five-dimensional vector fields （pentad）, defined globally on a manifold M, and gravity is attributed to the torsion. The Lagrangian density is quadratic in the torsion tensor. We then give the exact five-dimensional solution. The solution is a generalization of the familiar Schwarzschild and Kerr solutions of the four-dimensional teleparallel equivalent of general relativity. We also use the definition of the gravitational energy to calculate the energy and the spatial momentum.
文摘Sr, Nd and Pb isotopic characteristics of granulite and pyroxenite xenoliths from Hannuoba Basalts in five-dimensional space are studied. Combined with the distribution of xenoliths, it is suggested that the isotopic relationship between various xenoliths can be well explained by the processes of delamination.
基金The temperature measurements and PIA were supported by Prof.M.Nishioka of University of Tsukuba and Prof.K.Nishino of Yokohama National University,respectively.This work was partially supported by MEXT as"Program for Promoting Researches on the Supercomputer Fu-gaku"(Digital Twins of Real World’s Clean Energy Systems with Inte-grated Utilization of Super-simulation and AI).
文摘Owing to the increasing worldwide demand for natural gas,the development of a large submerged combustion vaporizer is required.Its burner is equipped with a water spray nozzle to reduce nitrogen oxides,and a practi-cal simulation method is required for the optimal design.The non-adiabatic flamelet approach can predict the combustion emissions and is useful for reducing simulation costs.However,as the number of control variables increases,the database requires larger memory and cannot be dealt with by general computers.In this study,an artificial neural network(ANN)model based on a five-dimensional flamelet database,which includes the effects of heat loss and vapor concentration by sprayed water evaporation,is developed.Furthermore,large eddy sim-ulations(LESs)for turbulent combustion fields with and without water spray are conducted employing flamelet generated manifold(FGM)approach with this ANN model,and the validity is investigated.For comparison,a lab-scale burner equipped with a water spray nozzle is manufactured,and combustion experiments with and without water spray are conducted.The results show that CO,NO,temperature,and reaction rate of progress variable predicted by the present ANN model are in good agreement with those of a five-dimensional flamelet database.In the condition without water spray,the flame behavior predicted by the LES employing the FGM/ANN ap-proach is in good agreement with that employing the conventional FGM approach,while indicating much lower memory,although there appeared some quantitative discrepancies in the temperature against the experiment probably partially because of the insufficiency of the FGM approach for the present complex flame structure.In the condition with water spray,the LES employing the FGM/ANN approach is able to capture the effect of the water spray on the flame behavior in the experiment,such that the water spray decreases the temperature,which causes the decrease in NO but increase in CO.
