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Data import with the AOI at the edge of the scene

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    • #754
      ivca-cz
      Participant

        Hello,

        I have problems importing the data at the edge of the scene. From the footprints, it seems that my AOI (approx. 200×200 m) is 6.5 km from the northern border of the scene (I know it is not really precise). Once I managed to deal with the northern border, but the crop was shifted too much to the east (probably due to DEM), so I know that the AOI really is in the scene, but I cannot import it any more, even after deleting everything except for the SLC folder.

        The “import SLC” window lets me enter the coordinates of my AOI (shifted to the west) with radius of 3 km. But then I get:

        Extracting Master Image 
        
         SLC data extraction 
        
         The Processing concluded successfully, here a specific message: 
        
         SLC data extraction: job ended 
         Elapsed Time: 1 seconds 
         06-Mar-2015 08:42:42 
        
         setimageconf: converting from SLC data 
        
         image.conf.mat written for 1 images 
        
         scrivi: Sin,Sfin,Lin,Lfin do not match dimensions of Data 
        
         set3points: converting from SLC data 
        
         orbit files written for 1 images 
        
         File *******/FITTED/20100312 not found 
        
         prep_img: job ended 
        
         Master image not extracted yet! 

        (the last line is when trying to view the master…)

        A similar problem with the slaves…

        Is it somehow possible to edit manually the border of the crop? Or what is the problem here?

        Thank you, Ivana

      • #757
        periz
        Keymaster

          Hi Ivana
          This is the logic behind Sarproz: it firstly estimates the center of the scene, and it gives you an area around the center with a given radius. If you want to move the area, you have to shift the coordinates of the center. Then the extension is chosen either by changing the radius, or by inputting manually the desired final size of your image. Finally, you can select the full frame by clicking the “Max Area” button.
          This has worked in all cases I analyzed.
          If you are having a more specific problem, we should look at your data together…

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