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DISP Product Suite

The Level-3 Surface Displacement (DISP) product is derived from an interferometric time-series analysis of the Level-2 Coregistered Single Look Complex products (CSLCs). They capture the displacement in the radar line-of-sight and provide information on anthropogenic and natural changes of Earth's surface, such as subsidence, tectonics, and landslides. The DISP suite is composed of complementary products, which are named according to their respective leveraged input datasets. Specifically, separate DISP products are generated from Sentinel-1 and NISAR and are called DISP-S1 and DISP-NI, respectively, which are created for each acquisition. The products are designed to share the same structure, HDF5 file format, file-naming convention, and have posting of 30 m. All products will be accessible through the Alaska Satellite Facility Distributed Active Archive Center (ASF DAAC).

Below we provide the DISP product specification document and product samples that conform to the detailed specifications.

DISP from Sentinel-1 (DISP)

DISP-S1 Product Specification Document

This document describes the specifications of the OPERA Level-3 Surface Displacement (DISP) product that uses Level-2 Sentinel-1 CSLC (CSLC-S1) products as the primary image-based input. Accordingly, this data product is referred to by the short name DISP-S1.

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DISP-S1-STATIC Product Specification Document

This document describes the specifications of the OPERA Level-3 Surface Displacement from Sentinel-1 (DISP-S1) Static Layers (DISP-S1-STATIC) product. The DISP-S1-STATIC product provides the static radar geometry layers associated with the OPERA DISP-S1 products with the same frame ID.

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Access to Validated Products

Validated product are available through:

  • ASF DAAC
  • Earthdata Search

Jupyter Notebook Tutorials
The guides below are written in a Jupyter Notebook environment to provide product overviews and highlight select applications.

  • Data inspection
    How to access and inspect product data layers
    Visualization Application


DISP from NISAR (DISP-NI) - Coming Soon


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