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This paper describes a novel experiment in which two ground-based synthetic aperture radar systems were simultaneously deployed to record continuous, line-of-sight displacements of an open pit slope in "stereo".

Squares indicate GEONET sites, and their colors represent the estimated line-of-sight displacements.

In particular, in another hemipteran insect, the southern green stink bug Nezara viridula, threshold values of receptor cells in the subgenual organ follow the line of equal displacement [36].

The error at each GNSS station is written as d_{i}^{err} = d_{i} - d_{i}^{GPS} (2 where ( d_{i} ) is the line-of-sight (LOS) displacement obtained by InSAR, ( d_{i}^{GPS} ) is the LOS displacement calculated from the GNSS data, and ( d_{i}^{err} ) is the error defined at the GNSS stations (circles in Fig. 5c).

Figure 4(a) shows a profile of the line-of-sight (LOS) displacement along the cross-section line of X X′ (Fig. 2).

The Himalayan topography makes it difficult to obtain coherent backscatter signal, resulting in possibility of a large line-of-sight (LoS) displacement model error.

ALOS-2 can also make observation in both right and left directions, which enhances the opportunities to obtain different line-of-sight (LOS) displacements.

Finally, the unwrapped interferograms were geocoded to a geographic coordinate system and then converted to line-of-sight (LOS) displacements (Fig. 2).

The classical upper bound approach of limit analysis is based on assumption of rigid blocks of deformation that move between lines of tangential displacement discontinuity.

On the other bone the JAR was located as the intersection of the mid-perpendicular lines of the displacement vectors of two distinct landmarks at consecutive joint positions.

Colored lines are spectra of displacement waveforms observed at F-net station N.ABUF (see Fig. 1), which is located approximately 180 km from both epicenters.