Seasonal Slow Landslide Displacement Is Accommodated by mm‐Scale Stick‐Slip Events

Determination of the displacement rate of the Masouleh landslide for management of landslide risk by Radar Interferometry

One of the most common natural phenomena occurring in mountainous regions of the world is landslide which causes critical damages and is considered as a natural disaster.  Iran is a country which annually suffers from this disaster and its consequent damage of about 500 billion Rial. Over the last 15 years, an increasing number of researches have aimed to demonstrate the applicability of the im...

High resolution displacement monitoring of a slow velocity landslide using ground based radar interferometry

Study on displacement prediction of landslide based on neural network

In recent years, the economic losses caused by landslides were as high as several billion dollars. Therefore, the study of landslide risk has become a hot topic today. Landslide displacement prediction is a highly nonlinear and extremely complex issue. In most cases, it is difficult to use mathematical models to describe the process clearly. Data mining technology, which uncovers the hidden dat...

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Landslide Displacement Monitoring by a Fully Polarimetric SAR Offset Tracking Method

Landslide monitoring is important for geological disaster prevention, where Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) images have been widely used. Compared with the Interferometric SAR (InSAR) technique, intensity-based offset tracking methods (e.g., Normalized Cross-Correlation method) can overcome the limitation of InSAR’s maximum detectable displacement. The normalized cross-correlation (NCC) method, ...