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This research paper explores the application of ionospheric correction in InSAR measurements using Sentinel-1 data to study postseismic deformation following the 2018 Palu earthquake.
Year: 2021
Region / City: Indonesia, Yogyakarta
Theme: Ionospheric Correction, InSAR, Earthquake Studies
Document Type: Research Paper
Institution: Indonesian Journal of Geography
Author: Hidayat Panuntun
Target Audience: Researchers, Geoscientists
Period of Activity: October 2018 – February 2021
Date of Approval: 7 September 2021
Date of Last Modification: N/A
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Analysis of the ionospheric source of geomagnetic Pi3 pulsations on September 4, 2022
Year: 2022
Region / City: Global observations, data from Canada, Russia
Subject: Geomagnetic Pi3 pulsations
Document Type: Research article
Institutions: Polar Geophysical Institute, Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics of the Siberian Branch of the RAS, Institute of Physics of the Earth
Authors: Belakhovsky V.B., Pilipenko V.A.
Data Sources: CARISMA and THEMIS magnetometer networks, NORSTAR riometers, GOES, MMS, THEMIS, and Cluster satellites
Event Type: Moderate-intensity magnetic storm (Dst = -71 nT) with substorms (~1500 nT)
Observation Date: September 4, 2022
Funding: Russian Science Foundation, grant № 24-77-10012
Analysis Focus: Ionospheric contribution to geomagnetic Pi3 pulsations and their interaction with magnetospheric waves
Document Scope: Space physics and geomagnetic storm phenomena
Research Method: Satellite and ground-based measurements, data detrending and smoothing, comparison of conjugated stations and satellites
Unit 3 – How to See an Earthquake from Space: Interpreting InSAR Data from the 1995 Dinar Earthquake
Year: 1995
Location: Dinar, western Turkey
Subject: Earthquake deformation analysis and InSAR interpretation
Document type: Educational exercise
Institution: University of California Riverside
Author: Gareth Funning
Adapted from: Tim Wright, University of Leeds
Geographic feature: Dinar-Civril fault
Event: Mw 6.4 Dinar earthquake of 1 October 1995
Data type: Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) interferogram
Satellite imagery source: ERS-1/2
Study focus: Surface displacement, uplift and subsidence patterns, and fault slip estimation
Software referenced: Google Earth
Related research: SAR interferometry and seismic bodywave modeling
Suggested reading: Wright T. J. et al., 1999, Earth and Planetary Science Letters
Topics: Palu Ionospheric InSAR