🌍 The SARAI project, led by CTTC and IGME-CSIC, held its final results presentation on September 17th, 2025. The event showcased the progress made in utilising SAR images and European Ground Motion Service (EGMS) data for Earth observation and geological risk assessment. New processing methodologies, national-level application examples, and analyses of ground deformation in Europe […]
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From the SARAI project (https://sarai.igme.es/), we have developed a web platform that allows downloading data provided by AEMET and MITECO from a list of coordinates or a polygon located anywhere in the Iberian Peninsula or the Balearic Islands. The web platform, developed by César Husillos Rodríguez (IGME-CSIC), can be accessed through the following link: https://sarai-data.igme.es/
Screenshot of the program for the course “Application of the InSAR technique to geological hazards,” organized by the SARAI team and the Geological and Energy Research Institute of Ecuador (IIGE) The SARAI team organized together with the Institute of Geological and Energy Research of Ecuador (IIGE) the course “Application of the InSAR technique to geological
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The article “Potential socio-economic impacts of ground movements in the coastal municipalities of Spain: Insights from the supra-regional implementation of the European Ground Motion Service”, conducted within the framework of the SARAI project, has been recently published in open access in the scientific journal “Ocean and Coastal Management”. The article, prepared by researchers from the
César Husillos and Carolina Guardiola presented the latest advances of the SARAI project in two oral presentations and a poster. The titles of the works presented are: SARAI web-app is available through the following link: https://sarai-data.igme.es
On June 20, 2024, the director of the Department of Geological Risks and Climate Change of the IGME-CSIC, Rosa María Mateos, and the SARAI project team presented at the headquarters of the IGME-CSIC the publication made within the framework of the SARAI project entitled “Basic manual on the use of InSAR data to measure land
Researchers from the SARAI team participated in the European Geosciences Union (EGU) Congress 2024, held in April in Vienna, Austria. They presented their progress in three important areas of study through papers and posters. First, Guadalupe Bru presented a poster entitled “Assessing the Impact of Stabilization Measures on a Slow-Moving Landslide in Arcos de La
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On April 18th, Jhonatan Rivera Rivera presented in the NH6.1 session of EGU2024 his scientific contribution.
Machine Learning (ML) algorithms were applied to classify ground deformation process using MOVESAR.
On March 4th, the student Yanela Sánchez joined the IGME-CSIC to carry out a curricular professional stage under the tutelage of Guadalupe Bru and Carolina Guardiola. Yanela is in the last year of her Geological Engineering degree at the Faculty of Geological Sciences of the UCM. Her work will involve developing a study of overexploited
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The presentation took place during the celebration of the XI Water Symposium in Andalusia (SIAGA) in Granada, from November 13th to 16th, 2024. In this work, the application “Interpolation of Historical Precipitation, Temperature and Piezometry Data” (IDHPTP) developed within the framework of the SARAI project has been used to estimate the recharge by infiltration on