Monitoring Mining Ground Deformation Based on D-InSAR Technology
Fan Jinghui
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Fan Jinghui
Abstract
Synthetic Aperture Radar interferometry(InSAR) is a rapidly developing earth observation technique.Comparie with leveling and GPS,InSAR had advantages in large area,high resolution,all-weather and low cost,which enabled it to be a potential tool of deformation monitoring.In this paper,two-pass and three-pass methods to obtain the deformation interferogram of Fengfeng-Handan mine in Hebei province of China from Envisat Single Look Complex data.Further more,some limits and merits of DInSAR in deformation monitoring are discussed according to the result of interferometry.
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Synthetic Aperture Radar interferometry(InSAR) is a rapidly developing earth observation technique.Comparie with leveling and GPS,InSAR had advantages in large area,high resolution,all-weather and low cost,which enabled it to be a potential tool of deformation monitoring.In this paper,two-pass and three-pass methods to obtain the deformation interferogram of Fengfeng-Handan mine in Hebei province of China from Envisat Single Look Complex data.Further more,some limits and merits of DInSAR in deformation monitoring are discussed according to the result of interferometry.
Key concepts: Interferometric synthetic aperture radar, Deformation monitoring, Remote sensing, Deformation (meteorology), Interferometry, Synthetic aperture radar, Global Positioning System, Geodesy