Bryan Raimbault
@braimbow.bsky.social
Postdoc @ JPL-Caltech
Interested in earthquakes - InSAR - Geophysics - Landslides
Former Postdoc of Uni. Grenoble Alpes
Former PhD Candidate - ENS Paris
Interested in earthquakes - InSAR - Geophysics - Landslides
Former Postdoc of Uni. Grenoble Alpes
Former PhD Candidate - ENS Paris
Reposted by Bryan Raimbault
The descending interferogram from Sentinel-1 (20250319-20250331) suggests that the earthquake rupture extends to 18.7 degrees and may have reached further south. More data in the next few days will reveal the full length of the rupture from this devastating earthquake.
April 1, 2025 at 11:05 AM
The descending interferogram from Sentinel-1 (20250319-20250331) suggests that the earthquake rupture extends to 18.7 degrees and may have reached further south. More data in the next few days will reveal the full length of the rupture from this devastating earthquake.