application of tm and sar images fusion for land monitoring in coal mining areas

The defection of single data source can be solved with fusion between TM and SAR images It provides a better solution for land surface monitoring in the mining areas Results of experiment showed that the fusion images can be integrated the advantages of each one enhanced the recognition ability of features improved land useland cover

Monitoring of coal mining subsidence in periurban area of Zonguldak city NW Turkey with persistent scatterer interferometry using ALOSPALSAR Fusion of sar images PALSAR and RADARSAT1 with multispectral spot image a comparative analysis of resulting images RADARSAT1 and SPOT images for land useland cover classification FB

Synthetic aperture radar SAR interferometry InSAR is a powerful technology which can obtain high precise elevation and surface deformation along the line of sight LOS using phase information from different SAR images DInSAR technique has been applied to monitor the surface movement in coal mining areas Ng et al 2009 Ge et al 2007

ERS SAR interferometry for land subsidence detection in coal mining areas Article PDF Available in Earth Observation Quarterly · September 1999 with 102 Reads How we measure reads

Using ERS12 Tandem and JERS1 L band images captured between 1993 and 1995 combined with GIS some quantitative analysis was made on land subsidence in Appin area caused by long wall coal mining Hoffmann studied the land subsidence of Antelope valley in California caused by pumping the geothermal water to generate power 5

With the emergence and development of unmanned aerial vehicles UAVs different sensors have become more miniaturized and intelligent UAVs equipped with various sensors are now an important approach for acquiring spatial data Many advantages such as low cost short revisiting cycle flexibility and high precision have made UAVs powerful tools in geological agricultural ecological and

A variety of deformation surveying techniques have been extensively used for measuring the pattern of ground subsidence These include precise levelling total station traversing aerial photogrammetry and GPS surveys The impact on the surface infrastructure of underground coal mining to the southwest of Sydney is continuously monitored using a combination of these techniques

Synthetic aperture radar SAR interferometry InSAR is a powerful technology which can obtain high precise elevation and surface deformation along the line of sight LOS using phase information from different SAR images DInSAR technique has been applied to monitor the surface movement in coal mining areas Ng et al 2009 Ge et al 2007

ERS SAR interferometry for land subsidence detection in coal mining areas Article PDF Available in Earth Observation Quarterly · September 1999 with 102 Reads How we measure reads

Ground surface subsidence is a universal phenomenon in coal mining areas which can cause serious damage to the surrounding environment In this paper we consider the use of differential interferometric synthetic aperture radar DInSAR multitemporal InSAR MTInSAR and the pixel offset tracking technique to monitor the surface deformation

Underground mining can induce large vertical displacements that often lead to the loss of coherence in repeatpass interferometric synthetic aperture radar SAR images Using SAR intensity images this paper employs the image offset tracking method to map SAR slant range changes due to ground deformation over areas of mining The rationale of slant range offset measurement with respect to the

The powerful tool of Interferometric Synthetic Aperture RadarInSARis drawing more and more attention in the field of landslide paper presents the characteristics and advantages of InSAR in landslide integration of InSAR and GPS in investigation of landslide can simultaneously improve both temporal resolution and spatial it has become an effective

Mining and Satellite Imagery Satellite imagery and aerial photography have proven to be important tools in support of mineral exploration projects They can be used in a variety of ways Firstly they provide geologists and field crews the location of tracks roads fences and inhabited areas

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Satellite remote sensingbased estimates of biomass production on reclaimed coal mines A monitoring framework for land use around kaolin mining areas through Landsat TM images Satellite based mine rehabilitation monitoring using WorldView2 imagery Application of advanced InSAR techniques to detect vertical and horizontal displacements

KEY WORDS Zonguldak Test Site Geospatial Applications Image Fusion Change Detection Optical Images Radar Data ABSTRACT Inclined topographies are one of the most challenging problems for geospatial analysis of airborne and spaceborne imageries However flat areas are mostly misleading to exhibit the real performance

Coal fires in the Jharia coalfield pose a serious threat to India’s vital resource of primary coking coal and the regional environment In order to undertake effective preventative measures it is critical to detect the occurrence of subsurface coal fires and to monitor the extent of the existing ones In this study Differential Interferometric Synthetic Aperature Radar DInSAR technique

detection and SAR subsidences of natural origin was presented on Fig 2 Due to the fact that in the analyzed AOI there is an active production process connected with anthropogenic human activity the monitoring of the mining area is a big challenge The aim of this work was to get the answer Question 1 What the SAR signal is reflected from

spatial location of the mining area boundary different landuse areas and working faces was derived from the mining permit boundary of the Shengli Coal Mine and the surfaceunderground contract plans The L1Tlevel Landsat images provided by the USGS were geometrically corrected by the system up to

However the fusion methods have conflict in the context of land usecover LULC mapping using optical and synthetic aperture radar SAR images together In this research two SAR images ALOS PALSAR and RADARSAT1 were fused with SPOT data