Pinel Virginie, Raucoules D. (2016). The contribution of SAR data to volcanology and subsidence studies. In :
Baghdadi N. (ed.), Zribi M. (ed.). Land surface remote sensing : environment and risks. Londres (GBR) ; Oxford : ISTE ; Elsevier, p. 221-262. (Remote Sensing Observations of Continental Surfaces Set ; 6). ISBN 978-1-78548-105-5.
Titre du document
The contribution of SAR data to volcanology and subsidence studies
Année de publication
2016
Type de document
Partie d'ouvrage
Auteurs
Pinel Virginie, Raucoules D.
In
Baghdadi N. (ed.), Zribi M. (ed.), Land surface remote sensing : environment and risks
Source
Londres (GBR) ; Oxford : ISTE ; Elsevier, 2016,
p. 221-262 (Remote Sensing Observations of Continental Surfaces Set ; 6). ISBN 978-1-78548-105-5
Measuring ground surface displacement is essential for studying and understanding many phenomena related to both natural hazards (volcanism, seismicity and landslides) and anthropogenic hazards (subsidence due to mining operations or fluid extraction/injection). The significance of these phenomena in terms of risks - to both people and infrastructures - is considerable ; the resulting surface disturbances must therefore be surveyed in order to prevent future incidents (in the case of anthropogenic hazards, surveillance may even be required by the regulations in force).
