2021 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
1. Advanced Radar Images for Monitoring Transportation, Energy, Mining and Coastal Infrastructure
Authors : Vernon Singhroy, Mary-Anne Fobert, Junhua Li, Andrée Blais-Stevens, François Charbonneau, M. Das
Published in: Advances in Remote Sensing for Infrastructure Monitoring
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
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Abstract
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The use of time-series radar interferometry (InSAR) to monitor critical highways, railways, and pipelines affected by landslides that are triggered by coastal erosion, spring snowmelt, permafrost thaw, monsoons, and hurricanes.
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The use of InSAR, change detection, and image fusion techniques to explore and monitor mining sites.
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The use of radar images to monitor shoreline change and oil spills.
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Landslides along highways and railways in coastal and mountainous areas.
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Safe mining practices and heaving rates were produced by steam injection in the mining of the oil sands.
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Pipeline corridors in high risk mountainous, wetlands, and permafrost terrains to prevent oil spills.
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Mining practice and illegal mining in cloudy remote tropical areas.
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Shifting low lying coastlines caused by rising sea level affecting coastal infrastructure.
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Faults to improve mineral exploration.
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Oil spills from ocean drilling platforms.