ML & AI for Seismic Interpretation: Faults and Fractures

Tracks
Geophysics
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
8:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Speaker

Dr Quentin Corlay
Eliis

Topology Matters: Semi-Automated Refinement of AI-Derived Fault Networks for Migration and Connectivity Screening

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Mr Ruiyu Gao
Sinopec Geophysical Research Institute

Deep learning-based prediction of complex strike-slip faults using 3D forward modeling data

Ms Wei Xiong
BGP, CNPC

Building a 3D Fault Training Dataset from Multiple Seismic Surveys: A Central Sichuan Basin Case Study

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Dr Ryan Williams
Senior Geoscientist
Harbour Energy

Unlocking Joanne Dome Ekofisk Chalk: De-risking Hydraulic Fracturing with AI-Fault Detection and Colour Blend Forward Modelling

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Mr Jaehyeok Ko
Msc Student
Inha University

Uncertainty Quantification in Seismic Fault Detection Using Conditional Diffusion-based Model

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Mr Matheus Nilo
PhD Student
GIECAR

When resolution matters: Multiscale impacts in automatic fault extraction applied to OBN data in Brazilian Pre-Salt

Mr Gareth Poole
Senior Geophysicist
NEO NEXT

Integrating Geological Interpretation and Machine Learning for Improved Fault Mapping in UK Jurassic Brent Province

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Mr Ruiyu Gao
Sinopec Geophysical Research Institute

Fracture-cavity body prediction using a deep learning method based on 3D forward modeling data

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