Implementing the European Space Agency's SentiNel Application Platform's Open-Source Python Module for Differential Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry Coseismic Ground Deformation from Sentinel-1 Data.

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Název: Implementing the European Space Agency's SentiNel Application Platform's Open-Source Python Module for Differential Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry Coseismic Ground Deformation from Sentinel-1 Data.
Autoři: Occhipinti, Martina, Carboni, Filippo, Amorini, Shaila, Paltriccia, Nicola, López-Martínez, Carlos, Porreca, Massimiliano
Zdroj: Remote Sensing; Jan2024, Vol. 16 Issue 1, p48, 20p
Témata: RADAR interferometry, PYTHON programming language, SYNTHETIC apertures, SYNTHETIC aperture radar, INTERFEROMETRY, REMOTE-sensing images
Korporace: EUROPEAN Space Agency
Abstrakt: Differential SAR Interferometry is a largely exploited technique to study ground deformations. A key application is the detection of the effects promoted by earthquakes, including detailed variations in ground deformations at different scales. In this work, an implemented Python script (Snap2DQuake) based on the "snappy" module by SNAP software 9.0.8 (ESA) for the processing of satellite imagery is proposed. Snap2DQuake is aimed at producing detailed coseismic deformation maps using Sentinel-1 C-band data by the DInSAR technique. With this alternative approach, the processing is simplified, and several issues that may occur using the software are solved. The proposed tool has been tested on two case studies: the Mw 6.4 Petrinja earthquake (Croatia, December 2020) and the Mw 5.7 to Mw 6.3 earthquakes, which occurred near Tyrnavós (Greece, March 2021). The earthquakes, which occurred in two different tectonic contexts, are used to test and verify the validity of Snap2DQuake. Snap2DQuake allows us to provide detailed deformation maps along the vertical and E-W directions in perfect agreement with observations reported in previous works. These maps offer new insights into the deformation pattern linked to earthquakes, demonstrating the reliability of Snap2DQuake as an alternative tool for users working on different applications, even with basic coding skills. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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