InSAR phase unwrapping
Converts wrapped InSAR interferogram phase into continuous line-of-sight ground displacement.
- Field
- Geophysics
- Method
- Deep learning
- Data it takes
- imagery
- License
- MIT code, CC-BY-4.0 weights
Interferometric SAR measures phase modulo one cycle, so the raw interferogram wraps: displacement larger than the wavelength folds back on itself. Unwrapping recovers the continuous field, and it is the step where classical algorithms most often fail, particularly across steep gradients and areas of low coherence.
Relevant to subsidence, landslide movement, and deformation around faults and volcanoes.
Catalog entry last checked 2026-08-19. All models →
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