Jackie's feedback on merge_bursts notebook

[jacquelynsmale]

Feedback for the notebook with the new merge_tops_burst workflow. To be more concise, I rearranged some things for the new notebook created in the add_merge_burst_to_notebook branch. I also was going over the story I thought was associated with this notebook, and I noticed that the acceptance criteria said :

The [burst insar time-series notebook](https://github.com/ASFHyP3/hyp3-docs/blob/main/docs/tutorials/hyp3_isce2_burst_stack_for_ts_analysis.ipynb) contains a section demonstrating how to merge bursts.

Would we prefer a new notebook with the merge_tops_bursts example, this new addition to be in the burst stack notebook, or both?

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[jacquelynsmale]

I just wanted to clarify some of the changes I made more specifically

• Imports : The tool team's notebooks generally import as we go rather than do a mass import at the start. This is overall stylistic, but makes it easier to keep track of what packages are being imported and when they're being used
• Plotting: I added a title to the rasterio plot. I also added a second cell using matplotlib. Both are super valid, we just use matplotlib more often and it has more control

General questions and feedback:

• Would it be helpful to plot the individual unwrapped Bursts to compare to the merged Burst? How in-depth do we want to make this tutorial?
• Is there a good way to automatically search for the output merged burst folder? I just did a search for a folder without the IW2, but I think you could actually officially parse input folders to determine the output. Would that be better?