进入Noddyverse:用于机器学习和反演应用的3D地质模型的海量数据存储

M. Jessell, Jiateng Guo, Yunqiang Li, M. Lindsay, R. Scalzo, J. Giraud, G. Pirot, E. Cripps, V. Ogarko
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摘要与其他一些众所周知的挑战不同,如面部识别,机器学习和反演算法得到了广泛的发展,地球科学缺乏可用于验证或训练强大的机器学习和反演方案的大型标记数据集。公开可用的3D地质模型在数量和地质场景的范围上都非常有限,无法满足这些目的。对于地球物理数据的反演,这个问题进一步加剧,因为在大多数情况下,真实的地球物理观测结果来自未知的三维地质,而合成测试数据集通常不是特别地质,也没有地质多样性。为了克服这些限制,我们使用Noddy建模平台生成了100万个模型,这是第一个公开访问的大规模3D地质训练集以及由此产生的重力和磁数据集。该模型套件可用于训练机器学习系统,并为地球物理反演提供全面的测试套件。我们描述了生成模型套件的方法,并讨论了这样的模型套件提供的机会,以及它的局限性,以及我们如何发展和访问该资源。
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Into the Noddyverse: A massive data store of 3D geological models for Machine Learning & inversion applications
Abstract. Unlike some other well-known challenges such as facial recognition, where Machine Learning and Inversion algorithms are widely developed, the geosciences suffer from a lack of large, labelled datasets that can be used to validate or train robust Machine Learning and inversion schemes. Publicly available 3D geological models are far too restricted in both number and the range of geological scenarios to serve these purposes. With reference to inverting geophysical data this problem is further exacerbated as in most cases real geophysical observations result from unknown 3D geology, and synthetic test datasets are often not particularly geological, nor geologically diverse. To overcome these limitations, we have used the Noddy modelling platform to generate one million models, which represent the first publicly accessible massive training set for 3D geology and resulting gravity and magnetic datasets. This model suite can be used to train Machine Learning systems, and to provide comprehensive test suites for geophysical inversion. We describe the methodology for producing the model suite, and discuss the opportunities such a model suit affords, as well as its limitations, and how we can grow and access this resource.
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