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Deep learning driven horizon tracking with confidence
Seismic horizon tracking is fundamental to subsurface interpretation, yet it remains challenging in geologically complex settings characterized by faults, local structural uplift, and weak or discontinuous reflectors. Conventional auto-tracking methods rely heavily on seismic amplitudes and are ther
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