SeisBench DAS: A machine learning framework for Distributed Acoustic Sensing

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2609.07558v1
• Date: Mon, 07 Sep 2026 14:40:27 GMT
• Title: SeisBench DAS: A machine learning framework for Distributed Acoustic Sensing
• Abstract summary: We present SeisBench DAS, an extension to the SeisBench library for machine learning in seismology.<n>It defines standard formats for DAS benchmark datasets, including standardised metadata and labels, and DAS models.<n>It builds on the xdas framework for data ingestion and virtual array handling, and on PyTorch for reading and applying the machine learning models.
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• License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
• Abstract: Fibre optic sensing, such as distributed acoustic sensing (DAS), has become a widespread technology for geophysical studies. To process the large-scale datasets produced by DAS, several machine learning methods have been proposed. However, without standardization of data and models, these methods lack comparability and interoperability. This introduces a gap between model developers and practitioners analyzing DAS data and inhibits adoption of deep learning for DAS. To address these limitations, here we present SeisBench DAS, an extension to the SeisBench library for machine learning in seismology. SeisBench DAS defines standard formats for DAS benchmark datasets, including standardised metadata and labels, and DAS models. It builds on the xdas framework for data ingestion and virtual array handling, and on PyTorch for reading and applying the machine learning models. Importantly, SeisBench provides an engine to efficiently apply deep learning models to diverse formats of DAS data, bridging the gap between model developers and practitioners. SeisBench DAS is designed as an open and extensible framework, allowing to easily incorporate future developments in deep learning for DAS.

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