Full-waveform inversion (FWI) requires accurate initial velocity models to avoid cycle-skipping, but constructing such models remains challenging in practice. Building on the depth-progressive diffusion framework introduced in Part~I, which relied on idealized reflectivity constraints, this work adapts the methodology...
Shi-Jun Cheng, R. Harsuko, T. Alkhalifah· 0 citations
Full Waveform Inversion (FWI) is a powerful tool for subsurface velocity reconstruction but remains highly ill-posed, sensitive to acquisition limitations, often requiring some form of regularization to reduce artifacts and enhance resolution. While recent developments have shown that generative models can inject learn...
A conditional diffusion-based wavefield propagator that advances seismic wavefields recursively from one time step to the next, conditioned by a short history of recent wavefield time steps, the velocity model, and the wavefield time step index is introduced.
Shi-Jun Cheng, T. Alkhalifah· arXiv.org· 0 citations
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