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Scientists now are able to use GPS technology and InSAR, or Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar, to identify areas of stress and better track what happens before, during and after an earthquake. InSAR images of the facility's Pahute Mesa site show a 2-km-long elliptical area where the ground sank about 8 cm between April 1992 and June 1993, the dates of the satellite images analyzed. The Secretary-General reported (A/40/686) under resolution 39/95 A, in which the Assembly demanded that Israel release all prisoners, including Ziyad Abu Ein, who were duly registered to be freed from Insar Camp and other military command posts in southern Lebanon and Israel. |
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