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Colorado State University
Collaborators: Don Estep, Clint Dawson, Troy Butler,
Lindley Graham, Simon Tavener,
Primary Collaborators
Measure-theoretic framework and analysis
Don Estep, Simon Tavener, and T.Butler
Applications
Clint Dawson, Lindley Graham
Software Development
Lindley Graham, Steve Mattis, and Scott Walsh (BET Development
Team)
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UQ
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CSU/UCD
Theoretical UQ Analysis
Methodology
Algorithms
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UQ Algorithms
Error Analysis
UT-Austin
Numerical Implementation
Error Analysis
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Mortandad
Canyon
Sandia Canyon
Approximately 54,000
kg of Cr6+ released in
Sandia Canyon between
1956 and 1972
(uncertain).
Contaminant mass
distribution in the
subsurface is uncertain.
Single-screen aquifer
monitoring wells
Two-screen aquifer
monitoring wells
1000 ppb
50 ppb
Contaminant source
location and mass flux
at the top of the regional
aquifer are unknown
due to complex 3D
pathways through the
vadose zone.
Limited remedial options
due to aquifer depth and
complexities in the
subsurface flow.
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Observation Space
Predication
Functionals
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Solution Space
Physics Model
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Observation
Functionals
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Q()
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Measure space
A procedure for computing the measure X of sets in the
algebra
(X, BX , X ) defines a measure space.
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X
How do we compute the X -measure of this event?
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X
We can approximate by using simpler sets from BX .
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X
Only certain events in the approximation require refinement.
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Theorem
There exists a transverse parametrization (TP) representing L in .
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Solutions on (L, BL )
Theorem
A probability measure PD on (D, BD ) corresponds to a unique
probability measure PL on (L, BL ).
L
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Structure of measures on
The Disintegration Theorem implies that any P can be written
uniquely as the product of a marginal PL on a TP and conditional
probabilities {P` } on contours {C` } for ` L.
The Disintegration Theorem is like Fubinis theorem where P (A) is
written as an iterated integral involving P` and PL .
Theorem
Specifying P` on generalized contours corresponding to ` L
determines a unique probability measure on (, B ).
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Co
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Uniform Densi
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The computational algorithm and BET code can treat any measure in
the Ansatz or work directly with the contour events.
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Inverse density on L
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Theorem
P can be approximated using simple functions.
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Theorem
As N, M , P,(N,M ) converges to P .
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Multiple QoI
How does the geometric relationship between multiple QoI affect the
solution of the stochastic inverse problem at a specified sample size?
Theorem
If the component maps of Q are GD, then the generalized contours
exist as lower-dimensional manifolds and a TP exists as a
higher-dimensional manifold.
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D (B)
D (B)
= Qn
.
| det J|
k=1 k
D (B) = 0.04
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D (B)
D (B)
= Qn
.
| det J(i) |
k=1 ik
Q
We let M (JQ|L ()) = ( nk=1 ik )1 denote how the measure of an
event B DB is scaled by Q1 locally in .
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The boundaries separating the various the various rock types are
uncertain.
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A simple scenario
T = (xT , yT )
T ype 1
T ype 2
AL
AR
B = (xB , yB )
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A simple scenario
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TYPE 2
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TYPE 2
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B
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https://github.com/UT-CHG/BET
Documentation includes several introductory examples:
http://ut-chg.github.io/BET/
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