No.	Name	Organization	Reseach Title	Country
1024	Josaphat Tetuko Sri Sumantyo	Chiba University	Monitoring of Land Deformation in Urban Areas using Polarimetry and Interferometry Techniques	Japan
1031	Masayuki TAMURA	Kanazawa Institute of Technology	Disaster damage assessment in urban areas using SAR imagery	Japan
1037	Howard A. Zebker	Stanford University	Time and Space Series InSAR for Natural Hazards and Resources	U.S.A.
1041	Yosuke ITO	Naruto University of Education	Utilization research of interferometric SAR in school education	Japan
1044	Andrei A. TRONIN	Scientific Research Centre for Ecological Safety by Russian Academy of Sciences (SRCES RAS)	Influence of meteorological and hydrogeological factors on ground surface vertical oscillations	Russia
1046	Qiang Chen	Southwest Jiaotong University	Postseismic landslides characterization and risk evaluation of slope failure with PALSAR-2 imagery in the Longmenshan fault zone	China
1051	Juan M. Lopez-Sanchez	University of Alicante	L-band polarimetric differential SAR interferometry for subsidence monitoring	Spain
1054	Pablo J. Gonzalez	The University of Western Ontario	Mapping ground surface deformation due to natural hazards using ALOS-2 interferometry	Canada
1058	Urs Wegmuller	Gamma Remote Sensing AG	Displacement mapping using PALSAR-2 DINSAR, PSI and tracking	Switzerland
1064	Motoyuki SATO	Tohoku University	Damage Evaluation and Investigation of Natural Disaster using Multi-Temporal Polarimetric SAR Data	Japan
1077	Tim Wright	University of Leeds	Spatial and temporal variation of Slow Slip Events on the Guerrero Subduction Zone by using ALOS PALSAR data	U.K.
1093	Ian Hamling	GNS Science	Active deformation due to calderas, cone volcanoes, tectonic rifting and geothermal fields in the Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand	New Zealand
1094	Ian Hamling	GNS Science	Earthquakes and postseismic deformation at the Fiordland subduction zone and Alpine Fault, New Zealand	New Zealand
1101	Andrea Manconi	National Council of Research (CNR)	Advanced SAR techniques to efficiently monitor landslide phenomena	Italy
1105	Xiaopeng Tong	University of Washington	Interseismic Deformation of the Sumatra fault, Indonesia from GPS and InSAR	U.S.A.
1110	Taku OZAWA	National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention (NIED)	Research on precise detection of crustal deformation using PALSAR-2	Japan
1112	Yousuke MIYAGI	National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention (NIED)	Volcano Monitoring using SAR and InSAR	Japan
1118	Alessandro Parizzi	German Aerospace Center (DLR)	PSI Technology for Future L-Band Systems	Germany

No.	Name	Organization	Reseach Title	Country
1126	Ian Hamling	GNS Science	Postseismic deformation following the devastating 2010-2011 Christchurch, New Zealand, earthquakes	New Zealand
1131	Tumen Chymitdorzhiev	Institute of Physical Material Science of the Siberian Branch of the RAS	Crustal and cryogenic deformation monitoring in Siberia (Baikal rift, Kuznetsk coal basin) and Siberian Arctic (Yakutia, Yamal) with PALSAR-2 and TanDEM-X interferometry	Russia
1134	Matthew Garthwaite	Geoscience Australia	Monitoring of Natural Hazards in Papua New Guinea	Australia
1138	Carlos Lopez-Martinez	Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya UPC	Subsidence Phenomena and Change Monitoring in Urban and Mining Environments	Spain
1140	Xuejun Qiao	Institute of Seismology, China Earthquake Administration	Study on the Segmental Slip Rates and Tectonics of Yadong-Gulu rift(Tibet) by GPS and InSAR Measurements	China
1142	Remy Dominique	IRD-CNRS-OMP, Universite Paul Sabatier	Ground deformation monitoring and modeling of South-American volcanoes using satellite and ground based geodetic surveys	France
1144	Rowena Lohman	Cornell University	Application of InSAR to assessment of tectonic hazards in Cascadia	U.S.A.
1149	Antonio Pepe	National Council of Research (CNR)	Advanced Interferometric SAR Techniques for Earth Observation at L-band	Italy
1153	Robert Mellors	Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL)	Earthquake characterization with InSAR and seismology in Central Asia and Middle East	U.S.A.
1158	Masanobu SHIMADA	Tokyo Denki University	InSAR CALVAL of PALSAR-2 and accurate estimation of the surface deformation using the time series analysis	Japan
1161	Mahdi Motagh	Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ - German Research Centre for Geosciences	Evaulation of postseismic deformation mechanism following large earthquakes using PALSAR-2 data	Germany
1162	Mahdi Motagh	Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ - German Research Centre for Geosciences	Investigation of mass movement processes in Central Asia using PALSAR-2 data	Germany
1178	Manabu HASHIMOTO	Kyoto University	Identification of buried active faults beneath plain with InSAR	Japan
1184	Marie-Pierre Doin	Université Joseph Fourier	Measurement of transient deformations using ALOS: constraints on lithospheric rheology	France
1188	Virginie Pinel	ISTerre-Universite de Savoie	Study of andesitic stratovolcanoes topographic changes, eruptive deposits and deformation through L-band Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery : an insight into the magmatic plumbing system	France
1189	R.S. Chatterjee	Indian Institute of Remote Sensing (Indian Space Research Organization)	Detection and Monitoring of Land Subsidence Scenario in Northern India	India
1195	Antonios Mouratidis	European Space Agency (ESA)	Education, Training and pilot projects in Cyprus	Italy

No.	Name	Organization	Reseach Title	Country
1207	Joong-Sun Won	Yonsei University	ALOS ScanSAR and Stripmap Interferometry for Studying Relative Motion between the Korean Peninsula and the Southwestern Japan	Korea
1209	Gerardo Herrera	Geological and Mining Survey of Spain	Combination of standard and advanced DInSAR analysis of ALOS PALSAR images for landslides detection and monitoring	Spain
1216	Charles Wicks	United States Geological Survey	Advancing the Knowledge of Magmatic, Tectonic and Hydrothermal Processes at Long Valley and Yellowstone Calderas Using ALOS-2/PALSAR-2 Stripmap and ScanSAR Data	U.S.A.
1217	Charles Wicks	United States Geological Survey	An ALOS-2/PALSAR-2 Study of Eight High Hazard Potential Volcanoes in the Southern Andean Volcanic Zone of Chile	U.S.A.
1221	S. Tabrez Ali	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Interferometric analysis of JERS-1, ALOS and ALOS-2 SAR data over subaerial spreading centers for constraining rheological models	U.S.A.
1223	Michael Poland	U.S. Geological Survey	Deformation of Kilauea and Mauna Loa volcanoes, Hawai'i, using ALOS-2 interferometry	U.S.A.
1228	Francisco Dourado	University of Rio de Janeiro State (UERJ)	Landslides, floods and land use changes monitoring for climate changes studies in Brazil using ALOS-2/PALSAR-2 images	Brazil
1233	Masato FURUYA	Hokkaido University	Elucidating the crustal deformation style of inland plate bounraries based on SAR data	Japan
1235	Guoxiang Liu	Southwest Jiaotong University	Monitoring Land Subsidence due to Overuse of Groundwater in China by ALOS/PALSAR-2 InSAR	China
1236	Yuri Fialko	University of California San Diego	Toward 4-D observations of seismic and volcanic deformation	U.S.A.
1241	Enrique Cabral-Cano	Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM)	Urban subsidence hazard and water resources exploitation in central Mexico	Mexico
1243	Hasanuddin Z. Abidin	Institute of Technology Bandung	STUDYING VOLCANO DEFORMATION AND FAULT ACTIVITY IN WEST JAVA INDONESIA BY GPS AND INSAR TECHNIQUES	Indonesia
1246	Lei Zhang	The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	Joint estimation of ground deformation and orbital errors by multi-temporal L-band SAR Interferometry	China
1247	Mingsheng Liao	Wuhan University	Monitoring of Landslide Movements with L-band PALSAR-1/2 Data Stacks in Mountainous and Valley Areas of Southwest China	China
1249	Itthi Trisirisatayawong	Chulalongkorn University	Determination of Interseismic Slip Rate of Sagaing fault from PALSAR Images	Thailand
1251	Fumitaka OGUSHI	Exelis VIS KK	Quantitative comparison of methods and sensors for monitoring land subsidence based on SAR interferometric stacking with ALOS-2	Japan

No.	Name	Organization	Reseach Title	Country
1266	Lasserre Cecile	Université Grenoble Alpes	Interplay between aseismic slip, seismicity and fault properties : insights from InSAR measurements along the western North Anatolian Fault	France
1273	Timothy H. Dixon	University of South Florida	Evaluation of ALOS-2 observations for studying subsidence of the Gulf Coast and Mississippi Delta	U.S.A.
1274	John F. Dehls	Geological Survey of Norway	Characterization of active unstable rock slopes along the Norwegian fjords	Norway
1286	Youhei KINOSHITA	Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan (RESTEC)	Interdisciplinary studies between geodesy and meteorology about atmospheric propagation delay with ALOS-2/PALSAR-2	Japan
1287	Jean-Luc Froger	Laboratoire Magmas & Volcans Université Blaise Pascal	Monitoring Ground Surface Displacements and Topographic Changes at Piton de la Fournaise with PALSAR-2	France
1288	Hu Jyr-Ching	National Taiwan University	Consistent measurements of crustal deformation of the Taiwan Island by ALOS-2 SAR interferometry	Taiwan
1289	Champenois Johann	Institut de Radioprotection et Sureté Nucléaire (IRSN)	Interseismic deformations and seismic hazard along the Pallatanga fault system (Ecuador): Contribution of space-borne SAR Interferometry with PALSAR data	France
1293	Pathier Erwan	ISTerre, Université Joseph Fourier	Monitoring slow-slip events along the Mexican subduction zone by ALOS-2 SAR interferometry	France
1298	Roland Burgmann	University of California, Berkeley	ALOS-2 InSAR Imaging Of Active Tectonics in Central California	U.S.A.
1301	Sang-Ho Yun	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	Imaging magma intrusion with joint inversion of seismicity and geodetic observations	U.S.A.
1303	Sang-Ho Yun	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	Damage Proxy Map for Earthquake Disaster Response	U.S.A.
1306	Roland Burgmann	University of California, Berkeley	ALOS-2 InSAR Imaging Of Earthquake Cycle Deformation in Tibet	U.S.A.
1307	Simone Atzori	Italian Institute for Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV)	SInkholes and Tectonic dynamics in Dead Sea through advanced InSAR	Italy
1309	Socquet Anne	ISTerre, Université Grenoble Alpes	Monitoring crustal deformation in the Central Andes : Nazca - South America subduction and sub-Andean ranges	France
1311	Raphael Grandin	Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris - UMR 7154	InSAR monitoring of seismic hazard at the front of the eastern Himalaya	France
1317	Susan Schwartz	University of California Santa Cruz	Earthquake Cycle Strain Accumulation and Volcanic Deformation and Hazards in Costa Rica using ALOS-2 Observations	U.S.A.

No.	Name	Organization	Reseach Title	Country
1325	Gilles Peltzer	University of California Los Angeles	Observation of tectonic and magmatic deformations in Afar using PALSAR data	U.S.A.
1326	Paul Lundgren	Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology	Application of InSAR and GPS time series to Southern California earthquake cycle deformation transients	U.S.A.
1329	Zhen Liu	Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology	L-band ALOS Interferometric study of crustal deformation and earthquake hazard in the central San Andreas Fault system, California	U.S.A.
1332	Peter Webley	University of Alaska Fairbanks	Mapping of volcanic activity in the Cook Inlet region and Aleutian Islands, Alaska, USA	U.S.A.
1333	Peter Webley	University of Alaska Fairbanks	Understanding volcanic processes across the Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia	U.S.A.
1334	Cathleen E. Jones	Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology	Long-Term Levee Monitoring in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta with L-band DInSAR	U.S.A.
1337	Paul Lundgren	Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology	Application of ALOS-2 InSAR to volcano deformation processes	U.S.A.
1339	Thomas Oommen	Michigan Technological University	Multidisciplinary approach to volcanic hazard monitoring integrating remote sensing, with numerical modeling, and field observations at Pacaya Volcano, Guatemala	U.S.A.
1342	Timothy Masterlark	South Dakota School of Mines and Technology	Interferometric analysis of JERS-1, ALOS, and ALOS-2 SAR data for Okmok Volcano to constrain dynamic models of magmatic processes	U.S.A.
1349	Henriette Sudhaus	Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ - German Research Centre for Geosciences	Combining SAR-measured surface deformation with seismic data for robust earthquake source modeling	Germany
1352	Freysteinn Sigmundsson	University of Iceland	Iceland InSAR studies utilizing ALOS-2 and ALOS: deformation and hazards related to magmatic, tectonic and glacio-isostatic processes	Iceland
1356	Gareth Funning	University of California, Riverside	Measuring fault creep and interseismic strain accumulation on the faults of Northern California	U.S.A.
1357	Helene Le Mevel	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Interferometric analysis of JERS-1, ALOS and ALOS-2 SAR data over active volcanoes in the Southern Andean Volcanic zone of Chile, South America, for constraining dynamic models of magmatic processes	U.S.A.
1358	Zhenhong Li	Newcastle University	Earth Observations: a modern tool for investigating earthquake and landslide hazards	U.K.
1363	Ryoichi FURUTA	Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan (RESTEC)	Study on Geo-hazards Recognition/Risk Assessment Methods using Interferometric and Image Statistics Analysis	Japan
1366	Tomokazu KOBAYASHI	Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI)	Research on secular crustal deformation in the Niigata-Kobe tectonic zone by applying InSAR time series analysis	Japan
1372	Eric J. Fielding	Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology	Integrated Imaging for Fault Ruptures of Large Earthquakes with ALOS-2 data	U.S.A.
1385	Susan Owen	Jet Propulsion Laboratory	Disaster Monitoring and Response using InSAR and Coherence Change	U.S.A.

No.	Name	Organization	Reseach Title	Country
1390	Zhiwei Li	Central South University	Monitoring Permafrost Deformation in West China with PALSAR-2 Data	China
1413	Sylvain Barbot	Nanyang Technological University	Unraveling present-day deformation around the eastern and western syntaxes of the Himalayan range	Singapore
1414	Tran Dinh Lan	Institute of Marine Environment and Resources (IMER)	Monitoring environmental hazards in the coastal zone of Vietnam	Vietnam
1419	Linlin Ge	The University of New South Wales	Automated interferometric analysis of L-band SAR satellite data for operational earthquake and volcano monitoring	Australia
1420	Christophe Vigny	École Normale Supérieure Paris - UMR 8538	Megathrust coupling in South Central Chile from joint InSAR-GPS measurements	France
1425	Cristiano Tolomei	Italian Institute for Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV)	Measure, analysis and modeling of ground deformation in the seismic cycle by means of advanced multi-temporal, multi-band InSAR monitoring	Italy
1434	Sabrina Metzger	Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ - German Research Centre for Geosciences	MONITORING DEFORMATION CYCLES IN THE FOREARC OF THE CHILE SUBDUCTION ZONE	Germany
1436	Lujia Feng	Nanyang Technological University	Study Active Deformation along the Sumatran fault using InSAR and GPS	Singapore
1438	Youichiro TAKADA	Hokkaido University	InSAR analysis of crustal deformation in steep mountainous area: its relationship with geologic structure	Japan
1439	Zhong Lu	U.S. Geological Survey	STUDYING DEFORMATION OF ALEUTIAN VOLCANOES USING L-BAND ALOS-2 PALSAR-2 INSAR	U.S.A.
1441	Lyon-Caen Helene	École Normale Supérieure Paris	Fault kinematics and coupling near the Cocos/Caribbean/North America triple junction area in Guatemala, from SAR interferometry	France
1455	Yasunori NAKAYAMA	Nihon University	Analysis of the natural disaster based on the investigation of land cover and geographical feature distribution in East Asia by ALOS-2 data	Japan
1479	Sigurjon Jonsson	King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)	Geohazards in the Middle East studied with ALOS-2 Interferometry	Saudi Arabia
1495	Marius Necsoiu	Southwest Research Institute	Monitoring Slope-channel Adjustment in a Tectonically Active Area (Carpathian and Subcarpathian Prahova Valley, Romania)	U.S.A.
1500	Makoto MURAKAMI	Hokkaido University	Evaluation of the Impact of Snow and Ice Coveradge on L-band Interferometry over Volcanoes	Japan
1503	Fumio YAMAZAKI	Chiba University	Urban modeling and damage detection due to natural disasters using ALOS-2 data	Japan
1504	Steve Bowman	Utah Geological Survey	Ground Surface Deformation using Interferometric Synthetic Aperature Radar (InSAR) Data in Southwestern Utah, USA	U.S.A.
1506	Akiko TANAKA	National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)	Crustal deformation monitoring in seismic and volcanic areas using L-band SAR data	Japan
1511	Tatsuharu KOBAYASHI	National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT)	Study on disaster monitoring by combining ALOS-2/PALSAR-2 and an airborne SAR(Pi-SAR2)	Japan
1521	Vern Singhroy	Natural Resources, Canada	High-resolution, Rapid revisit InSAR for monitoring mining activities and landslides	Canada
1525	Fusanori MIURA	Yamaguchi University	Study on applicability of ALOS-2 on disaster mitigation	Japan

ALOS Principal Investigators List (4th RA) - Disaster and Earthquake