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Hello Daniele,

I am getting slowly into it.

I understand there are two standard deviations – one evaluated from the coherence, using e.g. Colesanti 2003, and the other one evaluated here (can you recommend a paper where to read more?)

I understand it is a measure by which the variable (velocity, height) could change with no (significant) change…[Read more]

ok, as the csv could not be attached, i am putting some lines from the file:

VEL SIGMA VEL KTEMP CUM…[Read more]

OK, and when I go into the Small area module, load the old data (to have the same points, ref. point etc.), then go through select area and sparse point selection (looks ok) and then into MultiImage InSAR Analysis,

what is the problem here? what should I have done?

Thanks, I.

Thank you, it works if I remove the duplicate items from the file you suggest and also from DATASET_INFO/DataSet.txt

Ivana

OK, thank you. I ve just discovered that the residue values in the CSV are also in mm, therefore they go up to plus minus lambda/4.

Ktemp (in the CSV) is in rad/deg or mm/deg? That could be the reason of problems.

I am using star graph. What else can be wrong?

The time series as you can see was generated right now, from saved data, with nothing ticked.

I do not understand. I computed it in the small area processing, as in the screenshot.

Nothing is ticked in the “data series” line. Do I understand well, that if I do not tick anything, I get only the residues (if I tick temp, the temperature effect is added etc.), and the same applies to the CSV export?

I am sending matlab-parsed histograms of residues for few dates (each date separately). Often, the higher residues correspond to high values of ktemp (I want to know if the possible correlation is real or is caused by unwrapping). Linear deformation trend was not estimated.

Computed approx. a month ago, in an older version (after Ktemp was added…[Read more]

Hello,

regarding the out-of-area crop (the first question), I have the same experience. It seems to me that probably when reading the dataset, no heights are considered, and the crop is then moved to east/west (different for asc/desc). It helps to crop a bigger area or just put shifted geo coordinates. In the next steps (GCP, geocoding etc.), the…[Read more]

Hello,

I would like to ask what are the other parameters in this line:

– stratif – should it be used for ionospheric compensation (in case of L-band data)?

– R and DSF – I understand that it is something like the “smoothness” of the estimated atmosphere; however, why are two parameters and in what units are they?

Thank you,
Ivana