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. 2022 Dec 12;12:20257. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-23998-w

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Input deformation data for a pixel close to the maximum deformation site with UTM coordinates (218,000,3,166,000). Dots denote the discrete satellite data, using blue color for ascending (a) and red for descending (b) LOS displacements. Black lines are smoothed deformation (cm) (left axis) with confidence bars for one standard deviation. Smoothing approach is described in the Methods section. Green lines are smoothed deformation rate (cm/yr) (right axis) with confidence bars for one standard deviation. At 2021.71 (09/17/2021) there is a clear jump in the deformation record. Pixel location is shown in Supplementary Fig. 3. Matlab software (www.mathworks.com) and Microsoft PowerPoint 2016 were used to create this figure.