WE4.R5.3

FINE-SCALE MEASUREMENT OF CREEP ALONG THE SAN ANDREAS FAULT FROM REMOVAL OF DECORRELATED PIXELS IN INSAR TIME SERIES – A PROPOSED DATA FLOW FOR HIGH-VOLUME INSAR SYSTEMS

Howard Zebker, Stanford University, United States
Session:
WE4.R5: The NASA-ISRO SAR Mission is Coming! III Oral
Track:
Community-Contributed Sessions
Location:
Room 104
Presentation Time:
Wed, 19 Jul, 16:09 - 16:21 Pacific Time (UTC -7)
Session Co-Chairs:
Paul Rosen, NASA JPL/Caltech and Sassan Saatchi, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
Session Manager:
Ayoti Banerjee
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Session WE4.R5
WE4.R5.1: STUDYING PERMAFROST-WILDFIRE INTERACTIONS IN THE AGE OF NISAR
Roger Michaelides, Washington University in St. Louis, United States; Matthew Siegfried, Colorado School of Mines, United States
WE4.R5.2: MONITORING WATER LEVEL CHANGE IN WETLANDS WITH PALSAR AND NISAR
saoussen belhadj aissa, Alexandra Christensen, Marc Simard, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States
WE4.R5.3: FINE-SCALE MEASUREMENT OF CREEP ALONG THE SAN ANDREAS FAULT FROM REMOVAL OF DECORRELATED PIXELS IN INSAR TIME SERIES – A PROPOSED DATA FLOW FOR HIGH-VOLUME INSAR SYSTEMS
Howard Zebker, Stanford University, United States
WE4.R5.4: ACTIVE-PASSIVE SEA ICE DETECTION AND TYPING AT L- AND S-BANDS FROM AIRBORNE SAR (ASAR) DATA DURING A JOINT NASA/ISRO AIRBORNE CAMPAIGN
Mary Keller, The Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory, United States
WE4.R5.5: THEORETICAL BASIS & PERFORMANCE OF NISAR BIOMASS ALGORITHM
Sassan Saatchi, xiaodong Huang, KC Cushman, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, United States
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