InSAR correction product based on NWM
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Station Info
Describe your data and upload station coordinates, checking the format of the coordinates.
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Submit Data
Submit user information and calculation parameters, filling out the form according to the prompts.
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Task Dispatch
After data submission, the backend distributes tasks based on machine allocation, performing calculations through nodes.
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Get Results
When task calculations are complete, results can be obtained in the relevant product task queue interface, with simultaneous email notification.
Similar to GNSS observations, InSAR observations are also influenced by neutral atmosphere. Reanalysis data, especially ERA Interim data, is considered the most promising external data source for correcting InSAR atmospheric delay and is often applied in related studies (e.g. Joviet et al. 2011). The latest ERA5 data has higher spatiotemporal resolution compared to ERA Interim, and is expected to achieve better performance in InSAR atmospheric delay estimation. Users can obtain InSAR atmospheric delay correction information for the area of interest through this platform (estimated based on ERA5 reanalysis data).
Recommended literature citation
◊ Zhang Z., Lou Y., Zhang W., Wang H., Zhou Y., Bai J. (2022)
Assessment of ERA-Interim and ERA5 Reanalysis Data on Atmospheric Corrections for InSAR.
International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation. 111, 102822.
◊ Zhang Z., Lou Y., Zhang W., Wang H., Zhou Y., Bai J. (2021) On the Assessment
GPS-Based WRFDA for InSAR Atmospheric Correction: A Case Study in Pearl River Delta
Region of China. Remote Sensing. 13, 3280.