A methodology for the study of swelling/shrinkage through the satellite radar images acquired from 1992 to 2010 by different sensors (ERS, RADARSAT) and processed by means of the SqueeSAR™ technique is proposed. The methodology aimed at improving the understanding of the kinematical behavior of swelling/shrinking processes, mapping these soils, monitoring the soil volume change and enabling also non-expert users to handle DInSAR data. The methodology has been applied and validated in an area of the Northern Italy where swelling/shrinking soils are frequent. The map of the ground displacements was compared with the geological model of the subsurface and with the distribution of the damaged buildings. The obtained results are helpful in land use planning to identify and quantify the swelling/ shrinkage of clay soils.

Satellite based radar interferometry to mapping and monitoring swelling/shrinking clay soils

Bonì R.;
2015

Abstract

A methodology for the study of swelling/shrinkage through the satellite radar images acquired from 1992 to 2010 by different sensors (ERS, RADARSAT) and processed by means of the SqueeSAR™ technique is proposed. The methodology aimed at improving the understanding of the kinematical behavior of swelling/shrinking processes, mapping these soils, monitoring the soil volume change and enabling also non-expert users to handle DInSAR data. The methodology has been applied and validated in an area of the Northern Italy where swelling/shrinking soils are frequent. The map of the ground displacements was compared with the geological model of the subsurface and with the distribution of the damaged buildings. The obtained results are helpful in land use planning to identify and quantify the swelling/ shrinkage of clay soils.
2015
978-2-7208-2622-1
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