Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry Symposium 2024
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Remote Sensing Image Processing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 262
Special Issue Editors
Interests: remote sensing image processing and analysis; algorithms for interferometric SAR; integration and fusion of multi-source spatial information; applications of remote sensing data
Interests: geodesy and surveying; volcanology; geology
Interests: InSAR and image geodesy; global change and geological disaster monitoring and early warning
Interests: early identification and monitoring of geological hazards; satellite-based/ground-based InSAR algorithms
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Interests: InSAR; landslide monitoring with multi-source remote sensing data; pixel offset tracking
Interests: InSAR; time series analysis; crustal deformation; geophysical modeling; natural hazards
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The field of Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry (InSAR) has experienced significant global growth, with ongoing research and developments in missions, techniques, products, and applications. Concurrently, given the high demand for InSAR applications and the rapid expansion of related research, China has also been making notable strides in corresponding technologies. Our colleagues in China are enthusiastic about organizing a symposium dedicated to InSAR, to bring together research groups from the InSAR communities for collaboration and exchange. Wuhan University, in collaboration with other institutions, is hosting the Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry Symposium 2024, anticipating the participation of a majority of leading experts in the InSAR field.
In collaboration with Remote Sensing, we hope this Special Issue will serve as a platform for in-depth discussions and exchanges covering various aspects of InSAR, including, but not limited to, systems and missions, theories and methodologies, data processing techniques, and applications in Earth observation.
(1) InSAR systems and missions:
- New concepts and future missions.
- Spaceborne InSAR.
- Airborne InSAR.
- Ground-based InSAR.
- Lunar-based InSAR.
(2) InSAR theory and methods:
- Multi-temporal InSAR.
- Tomographic InSAR.
- Polarimetric InSAR.
- Bistatic InSAR.
(3) InSAR data processing techniques:
- Advanced/intelligent InSAR processing and interpretation.
- Multi-satellite multi-track InSAR data processing.
- Wide-area InSAR high-performance computing.
- InSAR data products and services.
(4) Applications of InSAR for earth observation:
- Terrain measurement.
- Earthquake cycle deformation.
- Infrastructure health and safety.
- Subsidence and groundwater.
- Landslides and volcanic disasters.
- Cryosphere changes and processes.
- Other applications.
Prof. Dr. Mingsheng Liao
Prof. Dr. Xinjian Shan
Prof. Dr. Liming Jiang
Dr. Jie Dong
Dr. Menghua Li
Dr. Wenyu Gong
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- synthetic aperture radar
- interferometric synthetic aperture radar
- surface deformation
- earth observation
- SAR interferometry symposium
