TELLUS Lab trainees present geological applications of computer vision at EAGE workshop

EAGE workshop flyer

 

On March 8-9th, the EAGE organized an online workshop focusing on Machine Learning applications in geoscience.

Two former TELLUS LAB trainees, now PhD students at IFPEN, presented early results and good practices on the practical use of Deep Learning approaches to operational data sets of geological images.

The talks “Appraisal of several Deep Learning models for microfossil identification on thin section images” and “Assisted interpretation of core images with Deep Learning workflows: lessons learnt from a practical use case” respectively featured the following demonstration projects.

More generally, this workshop illustrated the diversity of Machine Learning use cases in different geoscience disciplines, both in academia and the subsurface industries.

The extended abstracts of the IFPEN presentations work on thin sections    and work on core data   are available on the EAGE EarthDoc system 

More details  on the workshop.