Land subsidence is probably one of the most evident environmental effects of groundwater
pum**. Globally, freshwater demand is the leading cause of this phenomenon. Land …

As space-based Earth observations are delivering a growing amount and variety of data, the
potential of this information to better support disaster risk management is coming into …

Among the fastest sinking cities globally, the metropolitan area of Mexico City is the target of
an unprecedented satellite investigation based on over 300 Sentinel-1 Synthetic Aperture …

To address increasing water demands in expanding cities, many aquifers in Mexico are
overexploited and deplete. The resulting land subsidence often combines with ground …

Correct use of multi-temporal Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) datasets to
complement geodetic surveying for geo-hazard applications requires rigorous assessment …

The growing volume of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery acquired by satellite
constellations creates novel opportunities and opens new challenges for interferometric …

Limited attention is typically paid to the cause-effect relationship between land subsidence
due to aquifers overexploitation in expanding metropolises and urban growth models and …

Abstract The West African coastal population and ecosystems are increasingly exposed to a
multitude of hazards. These are likely to be exacerbated by global climate change and direct …

Cities in the northern Gulf of Mexico, such as Houston, have experienced one of the fastest
rates of subsidence, with groundwater/hydrocarbon withdrawal being considered the …

ABSTRACT Optical and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) remote sensing has a long history
of use and reached a good level of maturity in archaeological and cultural heritage …