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5 years ago Current helps:
//login3/nethome/famelung/test/development/rsmas_insar/sources/MimtPy[1013] save_geodmod.py --help
usage: save_geodmod.py [-h] [-t TEMPLATEFILE] [-ds [DATASET]] [-dt [DATATYPE]]
[-b S N W E] [-y LATSTEP] [-x LONSTEP] [-s [STARTDATE]]
[-e [ENDDATE]] [-outdir OUTDIR]
[file]
Prepare data for Geodmod software
positional arguments:
file ascending and descending timeseries files
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TEMPLATEFILE, --template TEMPLATEFILE
Template file with geocoding options.
-ds [DATASET], --dataset [DATASET]
name of dataset.Seperating by ','.
-dt [DATATYPE], --datatype [DATATYPE]
clarify the type of data.[velocity, ifgramStack, timeseries].Only used in template file
-b S N W E, --bbox S N W E
Bounding box of area to be geocoded.
Include the uppler left corner of the first pixel and the lower right corner of the last pixel
-y LATSTEP, --latstep LATSTEP
output pixel size in degree in latitude.
-x LONSTEP, --lonstep LONSTEP
output pixel size in degree in longitude.
-s [STARTDATE], --startDate [STARTDATE]
date1 of timeseires to be converted.The default is the StartDate
-e [ENDDATE], --endDate [ENDDATE]
date2 of timeseries to be converted.The default is the EndDate
-outdir OUTDIR, --outdir OUTDIR
output directory
example:
for singletrack:
Note: startDate, endDate and outdir have default values, any of them can be not given:
startDate default value = atr['START_DATE']
endDate default value = atr['END_DATE']
outdir default value = '$MODELDIR/project/Sen**/geodmod_startDate_endDate/'
save_geodmod.py timeseries_ECMWF_demErr.h5 -b 34.2 35.2 45.0 46.3 -y 0.001 -x 0.001
save_geodmod.py ifgramStack.h5 -b 34.2 35.2 45.0 46.3 -y 0.001 -x 0.001 -s 20171117 -e 20171129 -outdir $MODELDIR/Darbandikhan/SenAT73/
save_geodmod.py velocity.h5 -b 34.2 35.2 45.0 46.3 -y 0.001 -x 0.001 -s 20171117 -e 20171129 -outdir $MODELDIR/Darbandikhan/SenAT73/
save_geodmod.py S1_IW23_026_0108_0113_20171117_XXXXXXXX.he5 -s 20171128 -e 20181210
for multitrack:
Note: startDate, endDate and DataSet can be not given in template:
save_geodmod.py -t $MIMTFILES/Darbandikhan.txtAnd for save_gbis.py:
./save_gbis.py --help
usage: save_gbis.py [-h] [-t TEMPLATEFILE] [--model-software MODEL_SOFTWARE]
[-ds [DATASET]] [-dt [DATATYPE]] [-b S N W E] [-y LATSTEP]
[-x LONSTEP] [-s [STARTDATE]] [-e [ENDDATE]]
[-m MASK_FILE] [--ref-lalo [REF_LALO]] [-outdir OUTDIR]
[file]
Prepare data for GBIS software
positional arguments:
file ascending or descending files
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TEMPLATEFILE, --template TEMPLATEFILE
Template file with geocoding options.
--model-software MODEL_SOFTWARE
Goephysical model's name.
-ds [DATASET], --dataset [DATASET]
name of dataset.Seperating by ','.
-dt [DATATYPE], --datatype [DATATYPE]
clarify the type of data.[velocity, ifgramStack, timeseries, S1*.he5].Only used in template file
-b S N W E, --bbox S N W E
Bounding box of area to be geocoded.
Include the uppler left corner of the first pixel and the lower right corner of the last pixel
-y LATSTEP, --latstep LATSTEP
output pixel size in degree in latitude.
-x LONSTEP, --lonstep LONSTEP
output pixel size in degree in longitude.
-s [STARTDATE], --startDate [STARTDATE]
date1 of timeseires to be converted.The default is the StartDate
-e [ENDDATE], --endDate [ENDDATE]
date2 of timeseries to be converted.The default is the EndDate
-m MASK_FILE, --mask MASK_FILE
mask file.
--ref-lalo [REF_LALO]
custom reference pixel in lat/lon
-outdir OUTDIR, --outdir OUTDIR
output directory
example:
for singletrack:
Note: startDate, endDate and outdir have default values, any of them can be not given:
startDate default value = atr['START_DATE']
endDate default value = atr['END_DATE']
outdir default value = '$MODELDIR/project/Sen**/gbis_startDate_endDate/'
save_gbis.py timeseries_ECMWF_demErr.h5 --model-software gbis -b 34.2 35.2 45.0 46.3 -y 0.001 -x 0.001
save_gbis.py ifgramStack.h5 --model-software gbis -b 34.2 35.2 45.0 46.3 -y 0.001 -x 0.001 -s 20171117 -e 20171129 -outdir $MODELDIR/Darbandikhan/SenAT73/
save_gbis.py velocity.h5 --model-software gbis -b 34.2 35.2 45.0 46.3 -y 0.001 -x 0.001 -s 20171117 -e 20171129 -outdir $MODELDIR/Darbandikhan/SenAT73/
save_gbis.py S1_IW23_026_0108_0113_20171117_XXXXXXXX.he5 --model-software gbis -s 20171128 -e 20181210
for multitrack:
Note: startDate, endDate and DataSet can be not given in template:
save_gbis.py -t $MIMTFILES/Darbandikhan.txt
ranneylxr
Lets agree here about the multitrack directory structure.
Here is Yunjun's directory structure: