Abstract:Carrying out surface subsidence monitoring in mining areas is of great significance for the protection of mine geological environment and land reclamation. In this paper, by using shortbaseline integrated aperture radar interferometry (SBASInSAR) technology, surface subsidence of the goaf in a coal mine in Shandong province from November 7th, 2021 to March 19th, 2022 has been monitored. The annual average settlement rate and temporal settlement amount of the monitored area are obtained, and the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of surface subsidence have been analyzed. It is showed that the maximum annual average subsidence rate in the study area can reach 679.2mm/a, and the maximum cumulative subsidence is 258.7mm. The monitored subsidence spatial position is in good agreement with the actual mining face spatial position. The subsidence basin direction and dip subsidence curve show a "V" shape. It is indicated that the surface subsidence position, range and spatiotemporal continuous change trend of the goaf monitored by InSAR are consistent with the actual mining situation of the coal mine. It can effectively obtain surface subsidence information of the goaf.