19-21 noviembre 2025
Europe/Madrid timezone

Fast simulation for scattering muography applications using generative adversarial neural networks

19 nov. 2025 14:45
15m
Talk COMCHA COMCHA

Ponente

Ruben Lopez

Descripción

Muography is an emergent non-destructive testing technique that uses cosmic muons to probe the interior of objects and structures. This technique can be employed to perform preventive maintenance of critical equipment in the industry in order to test the structural integrity of the facility. Several muography imaging algorithms based on machine learning methods are being developed in the recent years. These algorithms make exhaustive use of simulated data, usually using packages such as GEANT4, that exhaustively simulate the detector, to produce training samples. This work presents a faster alternative for the generation of simulated samples based on generative adversarial neural networks. A speed up factor of 80 is observed with this system without any significant degradation of the quality of the simulation.

Abstract

Muography is an emergent non-destructive testing technique that uses cosmic muons to probe the interior of objects and structures. This technique can be employed to perform preventive maintenance of critical equipment in the industry in order to test the structural integrity of the facility. Several muography imaging algorithms based on machine learning methods are being developed in the recent years. These algorithms make exhaustive use of simulated data, usually using packages such as GEANT4, that exhaustively simulate the detector, to produce training samples. This work presents a faster alternative for the generation of simulated samples based on generative adversarial neural networks. A speed up factor of 80 is observed with this system without any significant degradation of the quality of the simulation.

Autor primario

Ruben Lopez

Coautor

Pablo Martinez Ruiz Del Arbol (Instituto de Fisica de Cantabria)

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