The project aims at enhancing performance and efficiency in InSAR (Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar) systems. Such systems are used to measure displacement or deformation of any object on earth. Both environmental and industrial studies can benefit from projects like this, as it will help them make decisions based on a more realistic view of current conditions. They will also have a better chance of accurate speculation of the consequences of their decisions. This project will also facilitate achieving a better understanding of real world problems for researchers at University of Victoria and will provide an opportunity for the industrial partner to benefit from skills available to UVic researchers.