Landslide Identification and Deformation Monitoring Analysis in Xining City Based on the Time Series InSAR of Sentinel-1A with Ascending and Descending Orbits
Abstract:Landslide disasters occur frequently in the Loess Plateau of China, which seriously threatens the economic development and the safety of life and property. Using time-series Interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) to identify potential active landslides and monitor their deformation is conducive to prevent and reduce the harm caused by disasters. This paper takes Xining City as the research area, using the sentinel-1A radar images ascending orbit and descending orbit, the ground surface deformation ra… Show more
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