The occurrence of microseismic is not random but is related to the physical properties of the underground medium.Due to the low intensity and the influence of noise,microseismic eventually lead to poor signal-to-noise...The occurrence of microseismic is not random but is related to the physical properties of the underground medium.Due to the low intensity and the influence of noise,microseismic eventually lead to poor signal-to-noise ratio.We proposed a method for automatic detection of microseismic events by adoption of multiscale top-hat transformation.The method is based on the difference between the signal and noise in the multiscale top-hat transform section and achieves the detection on a specific section.The microseismic data are decomposed into different scales by multiscale morphology top-hat transformation firstly.Then the potential microseismic events could be detected by picking up the peak value in the multiscale top-hat section,and the characteristic profile obtains the start point with a specific threshold value.Finally,the synthetic data experiences demonstrate the advantages of this method under strong and weak noisy conditions,and the filed data example also shows its reliability and adaptability.展开更多
The high-frequency components in the traditional multi-scale transform method are approximately sparse, which can represent different information of the details. But in the low-frequency component, the coefficients ar...The high-frequency components in the traditional multi-scale transform method are approximately sparse, which can represent different information of the details. But in the low-frequency component, the coefficients around the zero value are very few, so we cannot sparsely represent low-frequency image information. The low-frequency component contains the main energy of the image and depicts the profile of the image. Direct fusion of the low-frequency component will not be conducive to obtain highly accurate fusion result. Therefore, this paper presents an infrared and visible image fusion method combining the multi-scale and top-hat transforms. On one hand, the new top-hat-transform can effectively extract the salient features of the low-frequency component. On the other hand, the multi-scale transform can extract highfrequency detailed information in multiple scales and from diverse directions. The combination of the two methods is conducive to the acquisition of more characteristics and more accurate fusion results. Among them, for the low-frequency component, a new type of top-hat transform is used to extract low-frequency features, and then different fusion rules are applied to fuse the low-frequency features and low-frequency background; for high-frequency components, the product of characteristics method is used to integrate the detailed information in high-frequency. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can obtain more detailed information and clearer infrared target fusion results than the traditional multiscale transform methods. Compared with the state-of-the-art fusion methods based on sparse representation, the proposed algorithm is simple and efficacious, and the time consumption is significantly reduced.展开更多
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 41904098Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,under Grant 2462018YJRC020 and Grant 2462020YXZZ006。
文摘The occurrence of microseismic is not random but is related to the physical properties of the underground medium.Due to the low intensity and the influence of noise,microseismic eventually lead to poor signal-to-noise ratio.We proposed a method for automatic detection of microseismic events by adoption of multiscale top-hat transformation.The method is based on the difference between the signal and noise in the multiscale top-hat transform section and achieves the detection on a specific section.The microseismic data are decomposed into different scales by multiscale morphology top-hat transformation firstly.Then the potential microseismic events could be detected by picking up the peak value in the multiscale top-hat section,and the characteristic profile obtains the start point with a specific threshold value.Finally,the synthetic data experiences demonstrate the advantages of this method under strong and weak noisy conditions,and the filed data example also shows its reliability and adaptability.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.61402368)Aerospace Support Fund,China(Grant No.2017-HT-XGD)Aerospace Science and Technology Innovation Foundation,China(Grant No.2017 ZD 53047)
文摘The high-frequency components in the traditional multi-scale transform method are approximately sparse, which can represent different information of the details. But in the low-frequency component, the coefficients around the zero value are very few, so we cannot sparsely represent low-frequency image information. The low-frequency component contains the main energy of the image and depicts the profile of the image. Direct fusion of the low-frequency component will not be conducive to obtain highly accurate fusion result. Therefore, this paper presents an infrared and visible image fusion method combining the multi-scale and top-hat transforms. On one hand, the new top-hat-transform can effectively extract the salient features of the low-frequency component. On the other hand, the multi-scale transform can extract highfrequency detailed information in multiple scales and from diverse directions. The combination of the two methods is conducive to the acquisition of more characteristics and more accurate fusion results. Among them, for the low-frequency component, a new type of top-hat transform is used to extract low-frequency features, and then different fusion rules are applied to fuse the low-frequency features and low-frequency background; for high-frequency components, the product of characteristics method is used to integrate the detailed information in high-frequency. Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm can obtain more detailed information and clearer infrared target fusion results than the traditional multiscale transform methods. Compared with the state-of-the-art fusion methods based on sparse representation, the proposed algorithm is simple and efficacious, and the time consumption is significantly reduced.
