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Recent breakthroughs in both satellite‐based Earth observation and AI‐driven geospatial analytics are reshaping seismic monitoring by vastly improving spatial–temporal resolution, enabling automated anomaly detection, and supporting dynamic hazard assessment worldwide. 1. Enhanced Surface Deformation Measurement • InSAR techniques now achieve sub‐centimeter accuracy in detecting co‐, pre‐, and post‐seismic deformation over broad regions, facilitating detailed mapping of fault slip and strain accumulation that was previously only accessible via sparse ground networks [1][2]. • Integration of dense GNSS time‐series with InSAR augments vertical and horizontal displacement estimates, allowing precise quantification of interseismic strain rates along active plate boundaries [1]. • Hyperspectral and thermal infrared sensors onboard next‐generation “intelligent” satellites can capture surface temperature anomalies and gas emissions potentially linked to aseismic processes, with onboard prepro