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Prediction of deformation-gradient-exceedance-induced D-InSAR undetectable-zone boundaries and boundary-constrained fusion for full-basin mining subsidence estimation

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By Chunsu Zhao, Junjie Chen, Weitao Yan
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Mining-induced large deformation gradients can cause phase-unwrapping failures in differential interferometric synthetic aperture radar (D-InSAR) observations, making gradient-exceedance-induced undetectable-zone boundaries difficult to identify and limiting refined full-basin subsidence estimation.
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A New Method for Extracting Three-Dimensional Surface Deformation in Underground Mining Areas Based on the Differentiability of D-InSAR Line-of-Sight Displacements

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By Junjie Chen, Chunsu Zhao, Weitao Yan, Zhiyu Chen
| MDPI
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Spatiotemporal Patterns of Vegetation Evolution in a Deep Coal Mining Subsidence Area: A Remote Sensing Study of Liangbei, China

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By Weitao Yan, Zhiyu Chen, Junjie Chen, Chunsu Zhao
| MDPI
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