Satellite Remote Sensing Blog

Hillside living offers stunning views and a serene environment, but it also comes with unique engineering consideration. As climate...

Resolution in remote sensing refers to the level of detail that a satellite sensor can capture in its imagery. It is a critical aspect of...

Understanding Subsidence Subsidence is the gradual sinking or settling of the Earth's surface. Human activities and climate change have...

Track movement, whether due to subsidence, ground instability, or other geological factors, poses a persistent threat to rail infrastructure

In today’s rapidly changing climate landscape, the threats posed by geohazards are becoming increasingly pronounced and complex. But what...

Tailings dams are complex structures, subject to various environmental and operational challenges.

The Technicalities of Satellite Remote Sensing In the realm of InSAR analysis, aperture size plays a pivotal role in determining the...

A Guide to Track Movement in Rail Safety Impact of Infrastructure Failures Infrastructure failures, such as track defects, signalling...

What is Creep? Creep is the slow change of soil shape under a steady load over time. This happens without a significant change in stress....

InSAR has become an indispensable tool for engineers and organisations looking to enhance safety, efficiency, and decision-making.

How is a remote sensing satellite powered, and how is this power distributed around the satellite? In reality, the specific power...

The height of a retaining wall depends on various factors, including the type of wall, design specifications, and local building codes.

Whether a material makes a good or poor scatterer for PS InSAR depends on its ability to reflect radar signals consistently.

Let’s take a closer look at the pros and cons of corner reflectors when using them to collect satellite remote sensing data. Some...

From geological processes to human activities, understanding the dynamics of subsidence is pivotal in preserving structural integrity.

Significant cracks of up to 1m deep appeared in a cutting slope above a section of railway between Brookwood and Woking in Surrey, UK.

Groundwater is an important but hidden part of the Earth's water cycle. Its interactions with soil are complex and wide-ranging....

Correcting Atmospheric Effects by Pre-processing SAR Images Atmospheric effects can introduce errors into the results of interferograms....

The oil and gas industry in the Middle East, particularly in the Gulf Region, relies on robust infrastructure for optimal operations.

InSAR has the potential to monitor the behaviour of glaciers, and this analysis may be used for assessing the development of wider...