Generative Latent Diffusion Model for Inverse Modeling and Uncertainty Analysis in Geological Carbon Sequestration
Zhao Feng, Xin-Yang Liu, Meet Hemant Parikh, Junyi Guo, Pan Du, Bicheng Yan, Jian-Xun Wang

TL;DR
This paper introduces CoNFiLD-geo, a generative model that efficiently performs inverse modeling and uncertainty quantification in geological carbon sequestration, improving prediction accuracy and generalization across complex subsurface scenarios.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel conditional neural field latent diffusion model that enables zero-shot conditional generation and data assimilation for GCS, with superior efficiency and robustness.
Findings
Demonstrates high accuracy in synthetic and real-world GCS scenarios.
Shows improved efficiency and scalability over existing methods.
Enables effective uncertainty quantification and data assimilation.
Abstract
Geological Carbon Sequestration (GCS) has emerged as a promising strategy for mitigating global warming, yet its effectiveness heavily depends on accurately characterizing subsurface flow dynamics. The inherent geological uncertainty, stemming from limited observations and reservoir heterogeneity, poses significant challenges to predictive modeling. Existing methods for inverse modeling and uncertainty quantification are computationally intensive and lack generalizability, restricting their practical utility. Here, we introduce a Conditional Neural Field Latent Diffusion (CoNFiLD-geo) model, a generative framework for efficient and uncertainty-aware forward and inverse modeling of GCS processes. CoNFiLD-geo synergistically combines conditional neural field encoding with Bayesian conditional latent-space diffusion models, enabling zero-shot conditional generation of geomodels and…
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