Dear all,
some time passed without giving regular description of Sarproz updates. It would be difficult now to catch up with all updates, which are anyway listed in the manage version module. We can here briefly mention a few main topics on which we have worked in recent times: command line mode and automation, interfaces with online data repositories (for DEM, orbits, weather data), new satellite data and formats (ICEYE, Sentinel, CSK second generation and other minor satellites), management of big data.
The main reason to resume here the announcement of updates, however, is having switched the compilation of Sarproz to a newer Matlab version, the 2022a. This switch implies that you cannot use your old compiled Sarproz version to update to the newer one. In fact, to use the new Sarproz compiled version you have to install a new MCR, the 9.12 https://it.mathworks.com/products/compiler/matlab-runtime.html
So we paste here the links to new Sarproz versions compiled for windows and linux:
win22 compiled https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZpwI45ZLXQEo7WuoBmDXjjDwOniBR5NpnNk
lin22 compiled https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZUxI45Zp7bdM1d40b4x361Jx5MOwLb7B3k0
Once you have installed the new version with the new MCR, you can check for updates using again the usual manage version module.
If you are a Pcodes user, since you don’t use the MCR, you can update your Sarproz version as usual using the manage version module.
If you are entitled to update Sarproz, you can still use your old license for the new Sarproz version. If you are not entitled to update Sarproz, don’t download the new version, it won’t work with your current license.
For any questions, you can write an email to support at sarproz dot com.
Good work to everyone