Exploiting multiple space borne SAR sensors, DORIS has prepared accurate deformation maps, deformation velocity maps, and long time series of deformation for all the sites where the service was tested.
The Ivancich active landslide disturbs a neighbourhood of private single and multiple story buildings and a public hospital in the Assisi Municipality, Central Italy
The Valencia plain, in south-eastern Spain, is disturbed by open pit mining activities and by the construction of large infrastructures that affect ground instability
DORIS exploits innovative open source software technology to facilitate access, use, and dissemination of the downstream services and products. Site specific, thematic, and environmental information is stored in dedicated geo-databases, where all the geographical products of DORIS are also archived. A modern and intuitive interface allows users to access, display, overlay, and interrogate the thematic and the environmental layers, and to use effectively the DORIS products.
An eye on Earth-shattering events
A short paper presenting the story of the FP7 DORIS project coordinated by our group has been published in the Horizon 2020 website, in the Projects Stories section. ... read more
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Interview with Fausto Guzzetti and Hugo Raetzo in Zermatt (CH)
Edited by Einstein science program of Swiss TV channel SF, 25/10/2012.
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20 years of continuous SAR observations benefit landslide studies
The SBAS-DInSAR technique has been applied to ERS, ENVISAT and Cosmo-Skymed data to analyse and model the Ivancich landslide, Assisi, Central Italy. ... read more
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Presentation to REA - Brussels, 21 November 2013
Dr Fausto Guzzetti (CNR IRPI) will make a presentation at the REA - Research Executive Agency on “Remote Sensing for Detection, Mapping & Monitoring of Landslides & Ground Deformations”... read more
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REA project developed a novel mapping system for landslide detection - 27 September 2013
The DORIS consortium presented its project's final results at a meeting in the REA headquarters today... read more
