A wide range of satellite methods is applied now in seismology. The first applications of
satellite data for earthquake exploration were initiated in the '70s, when active faults were …

Remote sensing data and methods are widely deployed in order to contribute to the
assessment of numerous components of earthquake risk. While for earthquake hazard …

We describe a procedure to accurately measure ground deformations from optical satellite
images. Precise orthorectification is obtained owing to an optimized model of the imaging …

Large earthquakes deform the Earth's surface and drive topographic growth in the frontal
zones of mountain belts. They also induce widespread mass wasting, reducing relief. The …

We evaluate the effect of coseismic stress changes on the fault slip at midcrustal depth,
assuming a velocity‐strengthening brittle creep rheology. We show that this model can help …

The Himalaya is the most impressive example on earth of an active collisional orogen. It
combines rapid crustal shortening and thickening, intense denudation driven by the …

We analyze the Mw7. 6 Kashmir earthquake of October 8, 2005, using sub-pixel correlation
of ASTER images to measure ground deformation, and modeling seismic waveforms. The …

The Himalayan orogen has produced three thrust earthquakes with moment magnitude (M
w) 7.8 to 8.5 during the past century, yet no surface ruptures associated with these great …

We use high‐resolution Synthetic Aperture Radar‐and GPS‐derived observations of surface
displacements to derive the first probabilistic estimates of fault coupling along the creeping …

Image correlation is one of the most efficient techniques to determine horizontal ground
displacements due to earthquakes, landslides, ice flows or sand dune migrations. Analyzing …