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Fifth OPERA Stakeholder Engagement Workshop

Through its Stakeholder Engagement Program, OPERA hosted its fifth workshop on September 11, 2025.

Through this workshop, we reported the following:

  • Updates of OPERA data products that are in production:
    • Near-global Dynamic Surface Water eXtent (DSWx)
    • Near-global Surface Disturbance (DIST)
    • North America Surface Displacement (DISP)
    • Near-global Radiometric Terrain Corrected SAR Backscatter (RTC)
    • North America Coregistered Single-Look Complex (CSLC)
  • Overview of upcoming OPERA products that will be released in 2026:
    • Near-global Dynamic Surface Water eXtent from NISAR (DSWx-NI)
    • North America Surface Displacement from NISAR (DISP-NI)
    • Near-global Surface Disturbance from Sentinel-1 (DIST-S1)
  • Introduce the upcoming North America Vertical Land Motion (VLM) products
  • Demonstrate how to access and leverage OPERA products for common applications
  • Learn how stakeholders are using OPERA products and solicit feedback


We offered opportunities for end-users to present their use (or plans to use) of OPERA products in the form of oral presentations. You may find their presentation materials below.

Oral presentations are for stakeholders who are using OPERA products. Please let us know if you are interested in presenting your work at future workshops by contacting the OPERA team (opera.sep@jpl.nasa.gov).

Workshop Flyer

The workshop flyer contains the workshop goals, agenda, and product descriptions.

Workshop flyer

Workshop Agenda

The workshop agenda provides a detailed schedule of presentations and their respective speakers.

Workshop Agenda

Workshop Presentation Slides

The slides for the fifth workshop presentation are found at the link below.

Presentation Slides

Workshop Videos

The video recordings from the workshop are found at the link below.

VIDEOS

CL#22-0650, CL#22-1527, CL#26-0250

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