This document discusses the use of terrestrial radar interferometry for vibration monitoring of sites and structures. It describes the working principles of real aperture radar and interferometry. A case study is presented where a pedestrian bridge was monitored dynamically using radar interferometry and compared to velocimetry measurements. The results show radar interferometry can reliably measure vibrational behavior of structures in a contactless manner and in a short timeframe with low costs. Future applications could include using the technology for structural performance analysis and maintenance.