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You have 2 choices when you find such an error

1) if you have recently uploaded the software, use the “manage version” module to switch back to a previous version
http://sarproz.com/manual/manage_version.html
pick up a locally available version and switch to it pressing the…[Read more]

Thanks. This information is very helpful.

The reflectivity map is the average amplitude of all images.
The amplitude is measured in volts.
Values there are the output of a normalization.
Usually amplitude is plotted between 0 and 3, you can change the upper value in the advanced parameters http://sarproz.com/manual/adv_param.html
The actual maximum value depends on the strongest scatterer…[Read more]

Thank you for the further clarification.

I will try then

Lovely!!
Thank you very much!

sorry, this is a bug caused by a recent update. check for updates in the next hour

you need to attach this log E:dam_descendingsite.log

the minimum required is estimating the time series using the APS module, then save the corresponding TS object, for both datasets.
when you have the 2 TS objects, you can import them in the multi-sensor moduel.
depending on what you are doing, you may want to process also the MISP after the APS.
here you see some exercises for the APS and MISP…[Read more]

Thanks very much for the explanation.
Although, I have not really understood what I should do in practice (sorry, for me is a quite new world…and software).
I process the two datasets using Site Processing and then..? I use the multi sensor analysis module? Or I need to do something else in the middle?
Thanks for the infinite patience

please update your software version via “manage version” module http://sarproz.com/manual/manage_version.html

Thanks,
this is indeed a bug. an update will be available in the next hours

A Time series object is a Sarproz internal data structure,
formed by a file with .tsobj extension and a folder.
Such structure can be optionally generated either from the APS module, or from the MISP one (APS and MISP are module for estimating time series models).
Alternatively, there is a module where you can generate a TS object without…[Read more]

Also, what happens if the PS points are not coincident in the two datasets?

1. it is a surprise for me to discover that you can uncheck such option. we will correct it. anyway, it makes no sense. options are: * estimate, * read, * neglect. No checks corresponds to neglecting it.
2. neglecting a linear estimate (without other options) means not considering any movement. Not considering any movements, means that no…[Read more]