A Deep Learning Approach for Aquifer Prospectivity Mapping


Date
Jul 17, 2019
Location
International Congress of Industrial and Applied Mathematicians (ICIAM) 2019, Valencia, Spain

Aquifer exploration requires the effective integration of diverse and large-scale geoscience datasets (e.g., geophysical, hydrological, geological, geochemical) in order to locate, delineate, and/or characterize water resources. We propose a deep learning approach to demonstrate how this technology can enrich the prospectivity mapping process. The backbone of our approach is a VNet, a deep convolutional neural network that we designed to learn multi-scale features. We exemplify our approach using data from the Northern Territory in Australia.

Luz Angélica Caudillo Mata
Luz Angélica Caudillo Mata
Computational Scientist & Community Builder

Passionate about driving innovation and developing cutting-edge technology at the intersection of GeoAI and computational geosciences, while fostering collaborative communities.