Advances and Innovative Applications in Multi-temporal InSAR Technology

Dear Colleagues,

We are delighted to announce the upcoming Special Issue titled “Advances and Innovative Applications in Multi-temporal InSAR Technology”. Multi-temporal InSAR (MT-InSAR) has proven to be a powerful geodetic tool across various fields such as ground subsidence, infrastructure monitoring, geohazard detection, and geophysical studies, thanks to its all-weather, high-resolution capabilities. This Special Issue will feature contributions from eminent and emerging researchers, offering a platform to highlight the latest developments in MT-InSAR for advanced methodologies and innovative applications.

Our goal with this Special Issue is to delve into frontier research concerning advanced MT-InSAR techniques and their innovative applications, including innovative algorithms, error corrections, artificial intelligence integration, infrastructure monitoring, geohazards monitoring, geophysical parameter inversion, coastal environment monitoring, and environmental impact assessment. By showcasing the latest advancements in InSAR technology, our Special Issue will serve as a valuable resource for academics, professionals, and policymakers involved in hazard monitoring and sustainable development. It is also poised to enrich the existing literature by providing insights into the practical implementation of MT-InSAR technology and applications for global sustainability challenges.

We welcome original research papers and review articles on a variety of topics within advanced MT-InSAR technology and its innovative applications, including but not limited to the following:

• Development of MT-InSAR data processing algorithms.
• Artificial intelligence enhancements in MT-InSAR.
• Multiple-sensor integration with MT-InSAR.
• Physical parameter investigation with MT-InSAR.
• Progress in satellite SAR missions and InSAR observations.
• MT-InSAR applications in geohazard detection.
• MT-InSAR applications in infrastructure monitoring.
• MT-InSAR applications in environmental monitoring.

We eagerly await your valuable contributions to this Special Issue.

Dr. Hongyu Liang
Dr. Lei Xie
Dr. Songbo Wu
Dr. Guoqiang Shi
Guest Editors

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• SAR interferometry (InSAR)
• advanced multi-temporal InSAR algorithms
• error estimation and correction
• deformation modelling
• parameter inversion
• data integration
• infrastructure stability monitoring
• geohazard detection
• machine/deep learning