This study monitored the ground settlement by Sentinel-1A satellite data in in a railway tunnel located in South Korea. The tunnel, known as the Yulhyeon Tunnel, consists of four sections: the station itself, a cut-and-cover tunnel, a cut-and-cover box, and an excavation tunnel. To analyze the long-term ground deformation after construction, C-band satellite data were collected from 2018 to 2025, and the SBAS-InSAR technique was applied to process the data and estimate the ground settlement. The analysis of ground settlement resulted in time-series settlement curves for all four sections, and the settlement changes over the 7 years were analyzed. The average settlement over 7 years for each section was approximately 0.07 mm/yr uplift at the SRT Suseo Station section, 2.42 mm/yr settlement at the cut-and-cover tunnel section, 0.64 mm/yr settlement at the cut-and-cover BOX section, 1.67 mm/yr settlement at the entrance section of the excavation tunnel, and 0.24 mm/yr settlement beyond the entrance section, respectively. In the surrounding areas of the tunnel, ground settlement on the west side was observed to be similar to or greater than that above the tunnel, while settlement on the east side tended to decrease with distance from the tunnel. This study demonstrates the effectiveness of SBAS-InSAR technology in monitoring ground deformation, providing valuable data for assessing the stability of the tunnel and its surrounding areas, and allowing long-term analysis of settlement due to excavation over a wide area.
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