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How Geology Controls Seasonal Landslide Motion: Insights from InSAR and Soil Moisture (2026)

Slow-moving landslides often accelerate and decelerate seasonally, but similar patterns of surface motion do not necessarily reflect the same physical…

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Tracking Slow Landslide Movements with Optimized MTInSAR Workflow (2023)

This study focuses on detecting and monitoring slow-moving landslides in Taiwan using a sophisticated radar technique. Identifying over 2500 pre-existing…

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Monitoring Slow-moving Landslides Using Satellite Radar and Open-source Tools (2025)

We investigate a slow-moving landslide in southern Taiwan using satellite radar data. By applying a technique called Persistent Scatterer Interferometry…

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Integrated 3-D Structural Mapping in the Southern Taiwan Slate Belt: Implications for Basal Accretion and Orogenic Growth

This study integrates airborne LiDAR, 3-D structural mapping, satellite imagery, UAV observations, and field investigations to reconstruct the regional structural…

Erosion Rates and Sediment Buffering Identified Through Enhanced DEM Differencing (2026)

Climate change is increasing extreme rainfall and landslides in mountain regions, raising concerns about accelerated erosion. Our study in Taiwan’s…

Measuring Geothermal Heat Loss at Dayoukeng with UAV and Satellite Thermal Imaging (2026)

How much geothermal heat is escaping from the surface of the Tatun Volcanic Group, and how well can we measure…

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