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---
language: en
tags:
- seismic
- earthquake
- phase-picking
- deep-learning
- pytorch
license: mit
datasets:
- PS_Alaska
metrics:
- f1-score
- precision
- recall
---
# PhaseNet-TF Alaska: Advanced Seismic Arrival Time Detection
## Model Description
PhaseNet-TF is an advanced deep learning model for automatic seismic phase picking (P-wave, S-wave, and PS-wave detection) using spectrogram-based image segmentation approaches. The model leverages DeepLabV3Plus architecture to detect seismic arrivals with high accuracy, especially for weak and noisy signals from ocean-bottom seismometers and weak phases such as slab interface refracted PS and SP waves. This Alaska version is specifically trained on the PS_Alaska dataset for P and S phases.
## Available Versions
This repository contains two versions of the PhaseNet-TF Alaska model:
### πŸ”„ Iteration 1
- **Model File**: `alaska_iter1.bin`
- **Config**: `config_iter1.json`
### πŸ”„ Iteration 2
- **Model File**: `alaska_iter2.bin`
- **Config**: `config_iter2.json`
## Model Architecture
- **Backbone**: DeepLabV3Plus with ResNet34 encoder
- **Input**: 3-component seismic waveforms converted to 6-channel spectrograms (real + imaginary)
- **Output**: Probability maps for P, S, PS phases and noise
- **Sampling Rate**: 40 Hz (dt_s = 0.025s)
- **Window Length**: 4800 points (120 seconds)
- **Spectrogram Size**: 64 Γ— 4800 (frequency Γ— time)
- **Input Channels**: 6 (3 real + 3 imaginary spectrogram channels)
- **Output Classes**: 4 (noise, P, S, PS)
## Citation
If you use this model in your research, please cite:
```bibtex
@article{jie2025background,
title={Background Seismicity and Aftershocks of the 2020-2021 Large Earthquakes at the Alaska Peninsula Revealed by a Deep-learning-based Catalog},
author={Jie, Yaqi and Wei, Songqiao Shawn and Zhu, Weiqiang and Freymueller, Jeffrey Todd and Elliott, Julie},
journal={Authorea Preprints},
year={2025},
publisher={Authorea}
}
```
## License
This model is licensed under the MIT License.