Closed EJFielding closed 2 years ago
I see the same thing, running stripmapStack on Envisat data. There is a 'tiled' pattern to the angle values in los.rdr which obviously messes up my troposphere corrections and the like when I import the data into MintPy. See 3 and 4 here:
I cloned the repo a few days ago, so this is a 'current' issue.
Processing an individual pair with the same reference image in stripmapApp does not have this problem, so is there a code snippet I can copy from one to the other that fixes this?
I forget exactly what I did, but I think you can hand-edit the los.rdr.xml
file and change the scheme to BSQ so that MintPy reads it correctly. You have to remove the MintPy .rsc
files and .h5
files to get it to re-read everything.
I looked at the ISCE2 code to try to find where the problem was, but I did not find it.
Can confirm that changing 'BIP' to 'BSQ' in los.rdr.xml seems to mitigate the problem, even if it doesn't fix it at source.
Can also confirm that grepping for 'BIP' in the contrib/stack/stripmapStack directory doesn't turn up anything that looks like it might be to blame...
When running stripmapStack on UAVSAR data, the multilooked
geom_reference/los.rdr
is created in BSQ file scheme, but thelos.rdr.xml
file is set to scheme BIP. This is run setup I used: My version of ISCE2 is compiled with:
GDAL 3.1.4, released 2020/10/20