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How can I present the unw ifgs? #333

Closed PeymanPython closed 3 years ago

PeymanPython commented 3 years ago

Hello Guys, I have performed all the run_files(16 cases) successfully and now want to show the unwraped interferograms, but not sure if I am running the right code and files! because I came across the following error:

(insar) user@user-B250-HD3:~/tools/MirAhmad/merged/interferograms/20200110_20200122$ mdx.py filt_fine.unw.conncomp This is the Open Source version of ISCE. Some of the workflows depend on a separate licensed package. To obtain the licensed package, please make a request for ISCE through the website: https://download.jpl.nasa.gov/ops/request/index.cfm. Alternatively, if you are a member, or can become a member of WinSAR you may be able to obtain access to a version of the licensed sofware at https://winsar.unavco.org/software/isce Running: mdx filt_fine.unw.conncomp -s 3181 -ch1 -i1
sh: 1: mdx: not found

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geniusinaction commented 3 years ago

Is mdx on your path?

PeymanPython commented 3 years ago

@geniusinaction Many thanks for your reply. Do you mean I should write an address in the .bashrc file? Cold you write me an example?

Best, Peyman

geniusinaction commented 3 years ago

Yes in your .bashrc, or in a script that you source before you run the processing. What the exact command should be depends where mdx is located, which can differ depending on whether you compiled it yourself, or installed it via conda/conda-forge.

For conda installs, mdx can be found in $ISCE_HOME/bin, so the command would be something like

export PATH=$PATH:$ISCE_HOME/bin

and if you compiled it yourself, substitute the path to your mdx executable for the $ISCE_HOME/bin part.

PeymanPython commented 3 years ago

@geniusinaction Thanks a lot, now it works properly without any error.