--- tags: - seismic - ground-roll - denoising - seg-c3 - geophysics - synthetic task_categories: - image-to-image - other size_categories: - 10M-100M pretty_name: SEG C3 Ground-Roll Dataset viewer: false --- # SEG C3 Ground-Roll Dataset Paired noisy-input / noise-label SEG-Y volumes for supervised ground-roll attenuation, derived from the SEG C3 synthetic velocity model. ## Task **Noise-label regression**: given a noisy pre-stack shot gather, predict the additive ground-roll noise component. The clean signal is recovered as: ``` denoised = noisy_input - predicted_noise ``` The noise labels serve as regression targets. Both input and label are 3D SEG-Y volumes with identical geometry. ## Dataset Description - **Source**: SEG C3 synthetic velocity model ([wiki.seg.org/wiki/C3](https://wiki.seg.org/wiki/C3)) - **Geometry**: 9 regular shot gathers, 201 traces × 625 time samples per shot, dt = 2 ms - **Noise modeling**: Reflection signals modeled with the acoustic wave equation; ground roll modeled with the elastic wave equation to capture its dispersive, low-velocity character - **Noise intensity levels**: 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 4.5, 5.0, 7.0, 9.0 - **Format**: Pre-stack SEG-Y (revision 1), IBM float ### Example 1

Noisy Data

Example 1 noisy data

Clean Data

Example 1 clean data

Ground-Roll Noise Label

Example 1 ground-roll noise label
representative ground-roll attenuation sample at noise level 3.0.
### Example 2

Noisy Data

Example 2 noisy data

Clean Data

Example 2 clean data

Ground-Roll Noise Label

Example 2 ground-roll noise label
representative ground-roll attenuation sample at noise level 3.0.
### Example 3

Noisy Data

Example 3 noisy data

Clean Data

Example 3 clean data

Ground-Roll Noise Label

Example 3 ground-roll noise label
representative ground-roll attenuation sample at noise level 3.0.
## File Structure Each noise level has a matched pair of SEG-Y files: | Level | Noisy Input | Noise Label | Size (approx) | |-------|------------|-------------|---------------| | 1.0 | SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_1.0.sgy | SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_1.0.sgy | ~951 MB × 2 | | 1.5 | SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_1.5.sgy | SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_1.5.sgy | ~951 MB × 2 | | 2.0 | SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_2.0.sgy | SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_2.0.sgy | ~951 MB × 2 | | 2.5 | SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_2.5.sgy | SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_2.5.sgy | ~951 MB × 2 | | 3.0 | SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_3.0.sgy | SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_3.0.sgy | ~951 MB × 2 | | 4.5 | SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_4.5.sgy | SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_4.5.sgy | ~951 MB × 2 | | 5.0 | SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_5.0.sgy | SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_5.0.sgy | ~951 MB × 2 | | 7.0 | SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_7.0.sgy | SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_7.0.sgy | ~951 MB × 2 | | 9.0 | SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_9.0.sgy | SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_9.0.sgy | ~951 MB × 2 | **Total**: 9 noisy + 9 noise SEG-Y files ## Loading Data ```python import segyio import numpy as np def read_shot_gather(path, traces_per_shot=201): '''Read a regular SEG-Y file into (n_shots, n_traces, n_time).''' with segyio.open(path, "r", strict=False) as src: n_traces_total = src.tracecount n_shots = n_traces_total // traces_per_shot n_time = src.samples.size data = np.zeros((n_shots, traces_per_shot, n_time), dtype=np.float32) for i in range(n_shots): for j in range(traces_per_shot): data[i, j, :] = src.trace[i * traces_per_shot + j] return data # Load a level-3.0 pair noisy = read_shot_gather("noisy/SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_3.0.sgy") noise = read_shot_gather("noise/SEGC3_shots1_9_noise_3.0.sgy") signal = noisy - noise # clean reference ``` With `huggingface_hub`: ```python from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download path = hf_hub_download( repo_id="GeoBrain/ground-roll", filename="noisy/SEGC3_shots1_9_noisy_3.0.sgy", repo_type="dataset", ) ``` ## Train / Val / Test Split Shot-level sequential split by FFID (field file ID), avoiding trace leakage: | Split | Shots | Fraction | |-------|-------|----------| | Train | 7 | 77.8% | | Val | 1 | 11.1% | | Test | 1 | 11.1% | The split is done at loading time (not pre-saved as separate files) so users can adjust the ratios. ## Preprocessing Recipe The companion benchmark applies: 1. **Normalization**: `max_abs`, global scope — the entire noisy volume scaled to [-1, 1]; same stats applied to the noise label 2. **Patching**: Overlapping 2D patches (128 traces × 256 time samples), 50% overlap, yielding (1, H, W) tensors No spherical-divergence correction is applied (raw amplitudes are used). ## Benchmark Results See the companion model repository for full benchmark results across UNet, ResUNet, DnCNN, and Attention UNet architectures at each noise level. ## Citation If you use this dataset, please cite the SEG C3 model and the companion benchmark: ```bibtex @misc{seg_c3_ground_roll, title={SEG C3 Ground-Roll Attenuation Benchmark}, howpublished={https://huggingface.co/datasets/GeoBrain/ground-roll}, } ``` ## References - SEG C3 Velocity Model: https://wiki.seg.org/wiki/C3 - `segyio` library: https://github.com/equinor/segyio