InSAR Svalbard user workshop

Sentinel-1 satelitt analyserer jorden. — With the help of radar measurements from satellites, called InSAR (INterferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar) we can potentially measure the extent of deformation with millimeter accuracy. Photo: ESA, ATG medialab.

The «InSAR Svalbard» project invites you to a user workshop on November 7th from 10:00 to 16:00 at the Norwegian Space Agency (Norsk Romsenter in Norwegian) in Oslo.

Test pilotproducts before the workshop

The workshop aims to present and discuss pilot products to be integrated with an upcoming Ground Motion Service(GMS) tailored for Svalbard.

The workshop will be an important meeting point for future users of the GMS, both for those working in research and management in Svalbard. This will allow you to familiarize yourself with the data before the workshop. This provides an opportunity to become familiar with the pilot products in advance.

Your feedback and requests are very important for the continued progress of the project, and by gaining access to the pilot products, we also expect to hear your views and experiences from testing. Together, we will discuss further advancements that can make InSAR Svalbard even more user-relevant.

Join us physical or digitally

The first part of the workshop, which will present the project and pilot products, will be open for web attendance.

We strongly encourage in-person participation to fully engage in the feedback process and work sessions.

The workshop will be held at The Norwegian Space Agency is located in Drammensveien 165, 0277 Oslo.

For those unable to join us in person, this is an opportunity to follow up on the progress of the project. Your experiences with pilot product testing will then be collected in other ways.