Ground-Based InSAR Technique for Monitoring Two-Dimensional Deformation of Slopes
摘要
In order to improve the accuracy and efficiency of deformation monitoring of high and steep slopes, a two-dimensional deformation monitoring model of ground-based InSAR technology is constructed, and the synergistic inversion mechanism of line-of-sight directional deformation and radar beam parameters is analyzed by taking an open-pit mine slope as an example. Fifty monitoring points were set up in the experimental area, and the radar sampling frequency was 1 time/min for 7 consecutive days, and more than 10,000 images were acquired cumulatively. The two-dimensional decomposition results show that the maximum synthetic displacement is 3.10 mm, and the error is controlled within ±0.5 mm, which verifies the reliability and applicability of the method, and has the potential of engineering application for the early identification of slope hazards.