Vol. 7, No. 1, 21-29, 2008 |
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Integration of differential SAR interferometry and ancillary GIS data for the study of superficial deformations Angela Losurdo, Savina Pacifico, Valentina Sarli, Antonio Colangelo and Maurizio Leggeri
Abstract Motion data were analysed statistically and overlaid on orthophotos and different themes in GIS. Some of them represent intrinsic factors of the instability of sides: hydrologic risk map, lithologic map, Digital Elevation Model (DEM), slopes and aspect maps derived from the DEM. Others represent factors inducing a landslide: rainfall, thermal data and seismic events. This integration within GIS allows us to interpret information of displacements and to individualise correlations with above themes. Many results were obtained about motion data relations with slope and rainfall data, not as many with temperature data. The study has also noted the influence of lithology. However, further on-site inspections and historical studies are required in order to interpret the significance of Point Target motion data correctly. This analysis type can be useful for large-scale monitoring and identification of those areas where local authorities must concentrate on future detailed studies and risk mitigation actions. | |||||||
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History Submitted: 27 Aug 2007 Revised: 14 Dec 2007 Accepted: 21 Feb 2008 Published: 22 Mar 2008 Responsible editor: Preben Gudmandsen
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ISSN 1729-3782 |