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the answer from Anti (exporting the extended -raster- image) is a possible solution
alternatively, you can export sparse data -like a vector- for a selection of points. if you select ALL points, you will select lat/lon coordinates for all points.
in any case, I suggest you to take the sarproz course. write to courses at sarproz dot com if interested.
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Export image that you are interested to geotif
Then use, for example, gdal to translate tif file to csv. It should be possible to do in Qgis to

Hi Zahra,
firstly, few general comments:
* there is no perfect solution that works in all situations. you have to choose the proper solution given your particular situation
* the secret of the best InSAR expert is being able to look at and read the data. only afterwards one can properly choose the processing options
* we try to teach looking at…[Read more]

Thanks, it was helpful.

Regards

1. you can do all the processing you want in the same project, just you need to keep track of what you do. e.g. if you firstly estimate the velocity in one method, then make sure you do not mix the result with the velocity estimated in an other method. how do you do that? by choosing “replace” when you save the results. the sw makes a backup copy…[Read more]

Thanks you! It worked

I read that post but didn’t really understand it. If my AcqHeading in SARPROZ is -11, then according to the previous post, on a 360 degree circle, that would correspond to 169?

This is an option that can be used only in the Command Line Mode and it allows extracting an AOI based on given Input SAR coordinates. ManualLims is a row vector made of 4 elements: Sin, Sfin, Lin, Lfin (where S stays for samples -range- and L for lines -azimuth). When ManualLims is given, other inputs for AOI identification are neglected

please search the forum before posting questions
https://www.sarproz.com/groups/sarproz-group/forum/topic/orbit-heading/

I have a similar question for heading angle, for AcqHeading in the dataset description. Why are the angles negative?

hi
usually, when you get license problems, the software tells you to send the license.key file to licensing at sarproz dot com. they will tell what is the problem related to your license
it seems anyway that your license.key file is corrupted. if the compiled version is working on the same workstation, copy the license file in the compiled…[Read more]

“The incidence angle is defined as the angle between the vertical direction and the radar wave propagation vector at the surface (as shown in Fig. 1-3). When surface curvature effects are neglected, the look angle is equal to the incidence angle at the surface when the surface is…[Read more]