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Bayesian inversion of multilayer $\mathrm{CO}_2$ migration from seismic plume observations using a graph-based finite-rate invasion-percolation model
Vertical migration of $\mathrm{CO}_2$ in layered sandstone reservoirs is controlled by thin shale barriers whose properties are often poorly known. We develop a Bayesian framework that uses time-lapse seismic plume observations to estimate effective parameters governing lateral and vertical $\mathrm
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