Resumen
The prediction of subsurface properties such as velocity, density, porosity, and water saturation has been the main focus of petroleum geosciences. Advanced methods such as Full Waveform Inversion (FWI), Joint Migration Inversion (JMI) and ML-Rock Physics are able to produce better predictions than their predecessors, but they still require tedious manual interpretation that is prone to human error. The research on these methods remains open as they suffer from technical limitations. As computing resources are becoming cheaper, the use of a single deep-generative adversarial network is feasible in predicting all these properties in a completely data-driven manner. In our proposed method of multiscale pix2pix applied to SEG SEAM salt data, we have managed to map from one input, which is seismic post-stack data, to several outputs of reservoir and elastic properties such as porosity, velocity, and density by using only one trained model and without having to manually interpret or pre-process the input data. With 90% accuracy of the results in the synthetic data testing, the method is worthy of being explored by the petroleum geoscience fraternity.