Land subsidence in central Mexico detected by ALOS InSAR time-series¶
Chaussard. (2014). Land subsidence in central Mexico detected by ALOS InSAR time-series.
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- Groundwater Overdraft
- Decades of pumping have de-watered and compacted those fine-grained clay layers, and because consolidated clay cannot re-expand, the ground has sunk permanently — parts of the city have subsided by metres over the past century, with some areas still dropping tens of centimetres per year.
This sourceMetre-scale century-long subsidence in Mexico City with ongoing rates of tens of centimetres per year, from de-watering of lacustrine clays.
- Decades of pumping have de-watered and compacted those fine-grained clay layers, and because consolidated clay cannot re-expand, the ground has sunk permanently — parts of the city have subsided by metres over the past century, with some areas still dropping tens of centimetres per year.
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