A multi-task deep learning scheme using receiver functions to study crustal tectonics and its application to the middle-southern segment of Tanlu Fault Zone and adjacencies
Abstract:We propose a novel scheme that applies a multitasking convolutional neural network to learn the back azimuthal behavior from receiver function seismograms, which can effectively predict the depth and occurrence of the Moho beneath a single seismic station. Our scheme consists of three main steps: 1. Based on the style transfer technique, we generate 9000 synthetic receiver function seismograms blended by realistic noise as training data sets. 2. A multitasking convolutional neural network is trained to predict… Show more
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