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This paper firstly presents the basic principle of InSAR techniques in monitoring surface deformations. Then, the existing InSAR-based approaches for retrieving mining-induced 3D displacements are classified, and their technique features and application scopes are also analyzed. Subsequently, the research progress of InSAR-based 3D deformation prediction of mining areas is demonstrated. Finally, some potential research topics in retrieving and predicting mining-induced 3-D displacements using InSAR, such as integrating multi-source data and the analysis of mining subsidence mechanism, are demonstrated.
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