Google Earth image with TerraSAR-X staring spotlight footprint Annotated TerraSAR-X staring spotlight amplitude image

Range
TSX sta 0 1888 lava flow
rin g spotl Summit lava

Azimuth
ight
dome

Azimuth
SW lava dome

Gendol breach

Range
The SAR data is shown in radar coordinates (range, azimuth)
and appear flipped on the EW axis. Arrows in left figure show
direction of increasing range and azimuth. The TerraSAR-X
data has an incidence angle of 37.5°.
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Dates 2023-05-07 2023-07-01 2023-08-03 2023-08-14
+1.55 cm

Interferograms 0

-1.55 cm

37.5° 37.5° 37.5° 37.5°

Range
0.3
Offset [m]

Azimuth -0.3
Offset [m]
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Line-of-sight displacement [cm]

+1.55

2023-05-07
Displacement of 1-2 fringes (1.5-3 cm) on
west and northwest slope with discontinuity 0
(red line) along the edge of the 1956 or 1888
flow visible in the interferogram.
-1.55
Pixel offset tracking shows >0.3 m
displacement on parts of the SW lava dome
with near zero displacement over NW slope

0.3
Amplitude Range offset Azimuth offset
37.5°

Offset [m]
0

-0.3
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Line-of-sight displacement [cm]

+1.55

2023-07-01
Displacement of up to 11 fringes (16.5 cm) on
west slope with discontinuity (red line) along the 0
edge of the 1956 lava flow and along SW lava
dome visible in the interferogram.
-1.55
Pixel offset tracking shows up to 0.3 m
displacement on west and northwest slope with
clear boundary. Straight connection between
summit and SW lava dome (magenta line)
0.3
Amplitude Range offset Azimuth offset
37.5°

Offset [m]
0

-0.3
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Line-of-sight displacement [cm]

+1.55

2023-08-03
Complex displacement on west and northwest
slope with discontinuity (red line) along the edge 0
of the 1956 lava flow and along SW lava dome
visible in the interferogram.
-1.55
Pixel offset tracking shows up to 0.25 m
displacement on west and northwest slope with
clear boundary. Straight connection between
summit and SW lava dome (magenta line)
0.3
Amplitude Range offset Azimuth offset
37.5°

Offset [m]
0

-0.3
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Line-of-sight displacement [cm]

+1.55

2023-08-14
Complex displacement on west and northwest
slope with discontinuity (red line) along the edge 0
of the 1956 lava flow and along SW lava dome
visible in the interferogram.
-1.55
Pixel offset tracking shows up to 0.1 m
displacement on west and northwest slope with
clear boundary. Straight connection between
summit and SW lava dome (magenta line)
0.3
Amplitude Range offset Azimuth offset
37.5°

Offset [m]
0

-0.3