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yumorishita / LiCSBAS

LiCSBAS: InSAR time series analysis package using LiCSAR products
https://doi.org/10.3390/RS12030424
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batch_LiCSBAS.sh #159

Closed Sgzanjani1367 closed 2 years ago

Sgzanjani1367 commented 2 years ago

Hi yu

I am studying about faults slip rates by InSAR. I want to know what parameters are better to use in batch_LiCSBAS.sh and Optional steps (03-05) and also Frequently used options for an area with low vegetation coverage by the sea?

yumorishita commented 2 years ago

It highly depends on the AOI and available data. I recommend playing with the parameters to understand how each parameter affects the result and get better results.

Sgzanjani1367 commented 2 years ago

Thank you very much for your recommendation.

I have a velocity map with the range of -20 to 20 mm/yr, covered by subsidence, but I would like to follow the lower rates like -4 to 4 mm/yr. Is it possible to mask the greater rates in the final result?

yumorishita commented 2 years ago

What do you mean by "mask"? If you want to just reduce the color range, use options (e.g., --vmin, --vmax, --dmin, and --dmax in LiCSBAS_plot_ts.py). If you want to replace the large deformation data with no data, I suggest using gdal_calc.py after converting the velocity to GeoTIFF.

Sgzanjani1367 commented 2 years ago

Thank you very mach Yu. It was very useful suggestion.

I want to know it is possible to create profile graph here?

yumorishita commented 2 years ago

LiCSBAS_profile.py can create a profile. https://github.com/yumorishita/LiCSBAS/wiki/3_visualization#licsbas_profilepy