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Table 1 List of interferograms analyzed

From: Volcanic deformation of Atosanupuri volcanic complex in the Kussharo caldera, Japan, from 1993 to 2016 revealed by JERS-1, ALOS, and ALOS-2 radar interferometry

InSAR pair

Acquisition date master image

Acquisition date slave image

Time span (day)

Bp (m)

Time series

Maximum displacement (cm)

Corrected maximum displacement (cm)

1

May 18, 1993

May 9, 1997

1452

159

C

13

13

2

August 13, 1993

April 21, 1995

616

−663

A

19

20

3

August 13, 1993

July 22, 1998

1804

45

A

10*

8*

4

September 13, 1994

August 31, 1995

352

−527

B

6

6

5

September 13, 1994

April 25, 1998

1320

−193

B

−2

−2

6

April 21, 1995

April 7, 1996

352

736

A

−3

−3

7

April 21, 1995

July 22, 1998

1188

712

A

−9

−9

8

July 19, 1995

June 9, 1998

1056

478

D

−11

−11

9

July 19, 1995

July 23, 1998

1100

−186

D

−7

−7

10

August 31, 1995

October 31, 1997

792

−556

B

−4

−4

11

August 31, 1995

April 25, 1998

968

333

B

−7

−7

12

April 7, 1996

March 25, 1997

352

985

A

−6

−5

13

March 25, 1997

June 8, 1998

440

227

A

−3

−3

14

June 9, 1998

July 23, 1998

44

−659

D

3

3

A1

September 22, 2007

August 15, 2010

1058

819

E

−6

−5

A2

May 9, 2008

November 15, 2010

920

310

F

−4

−4

A3

August 9, 2014

August 6, 2016

728

−47

G

−1

0

A4

August 25, 2014

June 13, 2016

658

22

H

−2

−1

A5

September 29, 2014

July 4, 2016

644

8

I

−1

0

  1. JERS-1 data are used in InSAR pairs 1–14, ALOS data are used in A1 and A2, and ALOS-2 data are used in A3, A4, and A5. InSAR data were acquired from descending orbit except for InSAR pair A4. The off-nadir angle of JERS-1 is 35°, and that of A1, A2, A3, A4, and A5 is 34.3°, 34.3°, 29.1°, 32.4°, and 38.2°, respectively. Bp means a perpendicular baseline. There are nine time series; A–I. Temporal evolution of displacement can be obtained only from InSAR pairs belonging to the same time series. Maximum displacement shows the maximum displacement in LOS direction in each SAR interferogram. Corrected maximum displacement is obtained by subtracting constant small-scale displacement from the maximum displacement. *Because InSAR pair 3 was highly decorrelated and noisy, the maximum displacement value was not reliable