yumorishita / LiCSBAS

LiCSBAS: InSAR time series analysis package using LiCSAR products
https://doi.org/10.3390/RS12030424
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ifg info meaning #377

Open maulanaheno opened 4 months ago

maulanaheno commented 4 months ago

ifg dates bperp dt unw_cov coh_av

20180102_20180108 -75.6 6 0.993 0.258 20180102_20180114 -46.0 12 0.975 0.223

what is this bbrep, dt, unw_cov, coh_av mean?

yumorishita commented 4 months ago

Perpendicular baseline, time interval (day), percentage of unwrapped pixel coverage, average coherence.

githubrahmatcoba commented 4 months ago

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i try to process a deformation and have the result like in the picture, its like raster of the result been sliced, and i look at the ifg info its because of it has low unw_coh. do you know whats make it have low unw_cov?

yumorishita commented 4 months ago

It is because of the LiCSAR system. Please contact COMET.

maulanaheno commented 4 months ago

It is because of the LiCSAR system. Please contact COMET.

could you tell me the step of how to add our own pair of interferograms to be process using licsbas?

yumorishita commented 4 months ago

You should follow the file structure of GEOC (see here) or GEOCml (see here).

as1234554321 commented 2 months ago

Hi sir @yumorishita sorry I asked basic questions again

  1. Why is the ref area point for each processing different even though the data and commands used are the same? Does this influence the determination of vertical deformation?
  2. How to get a time series and land subsidence at several different location points?
  3. If the processing is done with gacos and mask correction, does it have to be compared with GNSS data?
yumorishita commented 2 months ago
  1. It should not happen if the data and commands are the same.
  2. Do you mean exporting a text file? LiCSBAS_cum2tstxt.py can do it.
  3. No.
as1234554321 commented 2 months ago

thankyou sir, ascending and descending produce different reference points.

yumorishita commented 2 months ago

Yes for both.

as1234554321 commented 2 months ago

thank you sir how to set the same reference point on each orbit?

yumorishita commented 2 months ago

https://github.com/yumorishita/LiCSBAS/issues/244#issuecomment-1964088205

maulanaheno commented 2 months ago

Perpendicular baseline, time interval (day), percentage of unwrapped pixel coverage, average coherence.

what is the perpendicular baseline unit? and what the difference between negative and positive value?

yumorishita commented 2 months ago

Unit is meter. The positive and negative values are simply because of the definition.

as1234554321 commented 1 month ago

#244 (comment)

hi sir I have clipped the frame with my area of interest in steps 0-5, if I do the decomposition process, do I have to align the reference points with LiCSBAS_cum2vel.py before?

yumorishita commented 1 month ago

You don't have to, but it would be better to do it.