InSAR is a scalable methodology for mapping ground deformation resulting from earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, mining, and fluids such as oil, gas, groundwater, and CO2 injection and extraction. InSAR achieves sub-centimetre precision at a few meters spatial resolution over a vast area of approximately 250 km by 250 km. Want to learn more about this technique? Check processing results below and on the DATA page. If you have any questions, contact samsonov@insar.ca.