InSAR data can be used in GIS (Geographic Information System) software to visualise and analyse ground deformation and subsidence over large areas. Here are some more ways InSAR can be used in GIS software:
1. Import InSAR Data: InSAR data can be imported into GIS software as raster or point data layers. This data can then be visualized as maps, with different colors representing different levels of ground deformation
2. Overlay InSAR Data with Other Spatial Data: InSAR data can be overlaid with other spatial data layers, such as satellite imagery, land use data, and terrain data, to provide a more comprehensive view of the ground deformation and subsidence patterns
3. Analyse InSAR Data: GIS software can be used to analyse InSAR data, such as by identifying areas of high deformation, detecting trends in deformation over time, and comparing InSAR data with other monitoring data
4. Create Customised Maps and Reports: GIS software can be used to create customized maps and reports based on InSAR data, enabling users to communicate the results of their analysis in a clear and visual way
5. Share InSAR Data: GIS software can be used to share InSAR data with stakeholders, such as asset managers, engineers, and local communities. This can facilitate collaborative decision-making and enable stakeholders to better understand the impact of ground deformation and subsidence on infrastructure and the environment
