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1.I do not understand why the script is useless. The way we work on the cluster entails that all the commands should be included in a script which then goes into a pipeline for processing.

you can e.g. run:
matlab -nodisplay -r “main(‘inptuparfile’); quit”
or you can use the compiled version

2.Yes when we run fig=main(InputPar.txt) in the Matlab…[Read more]

1. the script is useless. you can run sarproz on a cluster without graphic interface without that script.
2. so, forget the script. if it freezes, the reason is somewhere else. did you try to run it without the script?
3. before doing that, please update sarproz to the last version. get it running and use the manage version module to download the…[Read more]

it would be good to see the log file
we tried it and it works (even if I do not really see the use to call the main from within a matlab script)
probably the reason is not in the script rather is some other factors preventing the process to execute properly…

1. you miss telling what is your current software version
2. check the message above and download the servaddrs.mat file (do it once more if you already tried). place it in the Sarproz folder. try connecting again. please make sure you get a message saying that the servaddrs.mat file is used. if you do not get that message, you are doing something…[Read more]

Hi Markus,
sure you can generate DEMs in Sarproz. There are many ways for that, depending on the characteristics of the data you want to use. That’s one of the reasons why we did not publish a clear procedure. There are other reasons for that, but the discussion would be a bit long. You can anyway find some material online. We published papers…[Read more]

The stratification in Sarproz is estimated as the APS component correlated with the topography.
If you flag that option, Sarproz will estimate a coefficient and build a model based on the external DEM and on the estimated coefficient. That model will become part of the APS estimated and removed from interferograms.
We advise you to use it only in…[Read more]

Hi,

1. the so-called PS approach is based on the following concept:
A. star-images graph (single master).
B. no spatial filter (full resolution images, no need to generate interferograms).
C. no weights (the phase of each image weighs the same).
In such context, in Sarproz you do not need to generate interferograms. follow the tutorials online to…[Read more]

1. the coherence trend in time becomes visible when you plot the coherence as a function of time. this plot is generated when you display the final test, after APS estimation and removal. the first plot that you show is a histogram, there is no time variable there
2. the histogram you show is not bad. it shows 2 peaks: signal and noise. now you…[Read more]

Hi,
we did not publish anything on this topic. However, the concept is simple: is e.g. 0.7 coherence high or low? it depends! It depends on how many images are in your dataset, on the baseline distributions, it depends on the processing options you have chosen. So, firstly Sarproz runs some simulations to find reference numbers (m the minimum…[Read more]

https://sarproz.com/manual/Sarproz_errors_management.html

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the result is not bad, actually, it’s pretty ok
do not look at the value of the coherence in the temporal plot, that plot is useful only to look at the trend in time, to check whether there are some left signals that were not well modeled
more suggestions:
* u can take a lower threshold for the amplitude stability index, like e.g. 0.7. in this way…[Read more]

In the time series module you can do mainly 2 things:
1. creating a new time series object, based on whatever set of points you want. For doing that (a) you need the data of the whole project to generate new time series and (b) you need to load the set of points using “load mask”. There you are free to create your custom point selection
2. loading…[Read more]

Hi Duminda,
to give you a proper advice we need to see your data. Please be patient a few days, it’s a busy time. Please write an email to support, we’ll get back to you soon.
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no.
ASI and reflectivity maps are calculated using the set of images of your dataset, independently from the images graph (which is something related to operations involving pairs of images)
this means, if you change the set of images, you have to reprocess ASI and REFL maps

if you select your points based e.g. on the amplitude stability index == ASI > 0.75 and you get the same amount of points in subsets A, B and C, the explanation is only one: ASI is the same in the 3 datasets.
Instead, for each subset you have to re-process the ASI so that you will get 3 quantities: ASI_A, ASI_B and ASI_C
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Hi,
at the moment we do not have an option to generate a matrix of incidence angle values for all pixels, accessible from the compiled version. You can get it only using the pcodes, because it’s a low-level function. However, do you really need this value for all pixels? if you are not analyzing a huge area, probably an average value is enough. To…[Read more]