InSAR
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What is InSAR?
InSAR (Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar) is a radar technique used in remote sensing to detect ground deformation. It combines two or more SAR images of the same area acquired at different times to measure changes on the Earth's surface. It is commonly used to monitor volcanoes, earthquakes, landslides, and subsidence.
What other technologies are related to InSAR?
InSAR Competitor Technologies
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InSAR Complementary Technologies
COSMO-SkyMED
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COSMO-SkyMED is a satellite constellation that provides SAR data, which is essential for InSAR processing. It is complementary as it provides the raw data InSAR uses.
SAR
SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) is the core technology that enables InSAR. InSAR uses SAR data from multiple acquisitions to measure surface deformation.
GNSS
GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System), especially high-precision GPS, provides ground control points and validation data for InSAR results. GNSS data can be used to correct for atmospheric effects and other errors in InSAR processing.
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Which job functions commonly mention InSAR?
Geotechnical Engineer
0.1% of all Geotechnical Engineer jobs mention InSAR
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Physicist
5 Physicist jobs mention InSAR
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Research Assistant
18 Research Assistant jobs mention InSAR
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Scientist
23 Scientist jobs mention InSAR
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Researcher
34 Researcher jobs mention InSAR
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Which organizations are mentioning InSAR?
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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