09-Feb-2010 UT
News
GOCE first results presented
21 January 2010 - GOCE first results presented at the 2009 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting are now also available online for users to consult.
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Results
Stress transfer analysis in the Lazufre volcanic area, central Andes using DInSAR time series
Stress field changes in volcanic areas have often been hypothesized to be responsible for sudden, unexpected eruptions at volcanoes that are close to a critical state. However, the importance of ...
InSAR WS and IM to analyse the Lazufre volcanic system
An interferometric analysis of Envisat data acquired in Wide Swath Mode (WSM) and Image Mode (IM) from ascending and descending geometry, respectively, has been used to monitor and assess active ...
Radar Altimetry Corrected Elevations Global Digital Elevation Model V2 (ACE2)
The ACE2 Model is the European contribution to Global Digital Elevaton Modeling. It builds on the SRTM Mission by using Radar Altimetry over land to correct the elevation values, remove nois and ...
Kenyan volcanoes: analysis of deformations
Using more than a decade of measurements from interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR), the team detected geodetic activity at four of the eleven central rift volcanoes in the Kenyan sector...
29 May 2008, Earthquake in Southwest Iceland
Iceland is a result of a rare combination of tectonic settings, a hot spot located beneath a mid-ocean ridge. Iceland is one of the few places where a mid-ocean ridge is exposed above sea level. ...
InSAR analysis of the L'Aquila earthquake has implications for seismic
hazard in the region
Using repeated radar acquisitions acquired by ESA over the epicentral region of the L�Aquila earthquake, the team constrained the earthquake source parameters and examined the implication of ...
Focus on PI
Prof. Dr. Christiane C. Schmullius
M.A. 1986 in Geography/Remote Sensing at the University of California, Santa Barbara as a Fulbright and ITT Fellow; Ph.D. 1991 from the Institute of Space Sciences, Free University Berlin on radar...