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Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) has become a valuable tool\udfor surface deformation monitoring, including land subsidence associated\udwith groundwater extraction. Another useful tools for studying\udEarth's surface processes are geophysical methods such as\udGravimetry. In this work we present the application of InSAR analysis and\udgravimetric surveying to generate valuable information for risk management\udrelated to land subsidence and surface faulting. Subsidence of the city of\udAguascalientes, Mexico is presented as study case. Aguascalientes local\udgovernments have addressed land subsidence issues by including new\udrequirements for new constructions projects in the State Urban Construction\udCode. Nevertheless, the resulting zoning proposed in the code is still\udsubjective and not clearly defined. Our work based on gravimetric and InSAR\udsurveys is aimed for improving the subsidence hazard zoning proposed in the\udState Urban Code in a more comprehensive way. The study includes a 2007–2011\udALOS InSAR time-series analysis of the Aguascalientes valley, an\udinterpretation of the compete Bouguer gravimetric anomaly of the\udAguascalientes urban area, and the application of time series and\udgravimetric anomaly maps for improve the subsidence hazard zoning of\udAguascalientes City

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Application of InSAR and gravimetric surveys for developing construction codes in zones of land subsidence induced by groundwater extraction: case study of Aguascalientes, Mexico