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Pretrain-to-alignment learning paradigm to improve geophysical AI applicability under scarce field labels and synthetic-to-field gaps: A case study of relative geologic time estimation in global shelf-edge clinothems

Hui Gao, Jiarun Yang, Xinming Wu, Yimin Dou, Zhixiang Gao

A pretrain-to-alignment paradigm enables accurate geophysical AI despite scarce labels and synthetic-to-field gaps.

arxiv:2605.16783 v1 · 2026-05-16 · physics.geo-ph

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Results from 3,000 field datasets spanning multiple sedimentary basins demonstrate that the proposed paradigm achieves accurate, robust, and well-generalized performance across diverse field surveys, while significantly improving fine-scale stratigraphic and structural details.

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That sequential integration of self-supervised pretraining, synthetic supervision, prior-driven refinement, and domain-adaptation fine-tuning will progressively build field-relevant representations and task-specific mapping without introducing inconsistencies or overfitting to the synthetic domain.

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Introduces a staged pretrain-to-alignment workflow for geophysical AI that improves relative geologic time estimation across global field surveys despite limited labels and domain gaps.

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[1] Deep learning for seismic inverse problems: Toward the acceleration of geophysical analysis workflows 2021
[2] Basin analysis: Principles and application to petroleum play assessment 2013
[3] Current state and future directions for deep learning based automatic seismic fault interpretation: A systematic review 2023
[4] The quantifiable clinothem--types, shapes and geometric relationships in the plio-pleistocene giant foresets formation, taranaki basin, new zealand 2017
[5] Machine learning in microseismic monitoring 2023

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arxiv: 2605.16783 · arxiv_version: 2605.16783v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.16783 · pith_short_12: 44BBWI6PAN3C · pith_short_16: 44BBWI6PAN3CXUSR · pith_short_8: 44BBWI6P
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