Hi Wang,
First of all, thank you for taking a carefully look at the log before processing the data to the next step.
Sentinel uses a method called spectral diversity (SD) for coregistration in order to meet the strict restriction of Sentinel TOPS coregistration. To give a simple explanation it uses the spectrum of TOPS for coregistration.
As a result, if we need the spectrum of TOPS for coregistration we need a good coherence to guarantee the coregistration.
“Burst n & n+1 is too noisy……” means the area for doing (SD) between those two bursts have a very low coherence, so we are not able to extract enough information to do a robust spectral diversity. As a result, we are doing some “compromises” there. And we give a warning.
For your particular case, it should be fine, you can carry on.
If you are looking for a more detailed/technical explanation you could contact me. Here I just try to give an intuitive explanation of what is going on.
That first big and long warning is a bug (it shouldn’t be there) and I will fix it now.
the log file is called “site.log” and is in your data folder.
yuxiao