I get similar results
no slash here
What do the messages say?
Where exactly did you put the files you exported from SNAP?
The file and folder structure seems to be not correct.
Have you seen these?
- Most recent summary summary of the method (February 2019) provided by @m477h145 SNAP - StaMPS Workflow Documentation
- New summary on installation, preparation and processing of StaMPS (September 2019) provided by @Gijs Documentation on
Thank you for your help, I finally deleted some files that ran out of the previous error from the psi folder. After leaving only the original four files of dem, diff0, geo, and rslc, use your recommended grammar to execute and run successfully. Thank you very much! (The success screen is shown below)
But I encountered a new problem
I opened matlab and executed stamps(1,1), stamps(2,2), stamps(3,3)…
But an error occurs in stamps(6,6), as shown below.
I tried to find a solution,
For example, I found someone who had the same problem as me, read this reply, and tried to create environment variables as he said.
But the problem is still not solved.
Is there any other solution
I need your help!
what happens when you enter snaphu in your shell (after sourcing the StaMPS config file)?
Thank you very much,
I found that my snaphu installation is not complete
After reinstalling, successfully ran stamps(6,6)
thank you very much!!
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very good - congratulations on comiling snaphu in Linux!
I ran into the same problem，I did it according to your idea, but it still didn’t solve it. When I did 6 interfering pairs before, I could ran mt_prep_snap normally, but this time I did 20 pairs and the preprocessing failed.
Can you tell me in detail how you solved it？
Have you tested a different number of tiles?
Dear ABraun, I tried the ‘mt_prep_snap 20180709 /home/sun/export 0.4 5 5 50’ and then still showed me ‘home/sun/export/*slc/20180709.*slc.par: no such file or directory’
Dear ABraun,this time I directly used the data from the external media,and commend 'mt_prep_snap 20180709 /media/sun/export 0.4 5 5 50 50,then it run normally but slowly. Did I make a mistake when I copied the data?
This is hard to tell. In the end you always need a clear structure. One export folder with dem diff0 slc and geo and another directory where you execute mt_prep_snap and all the matlab files are generated. When you mix them you are likely to mess up with the file structure.
The best you can do is closely follow the steps provided here: StaMPS/2_stamps_workflow.md · master · Matthias Schlögl / gis-blog · GitLab
Thanks for your reply! and I will follow your links.
The error “slk.par” and “matlab: command not found” is due to the fact that the computer cannot find the file “slc.par” or the command “matlab”. This can be caused by several reasons:
Missing the “slc.par” file: Make sure that the “slc.par” file exists in the same directory where you run mt_prep_snap.
Missing Matlab path: Check if MATLAB is installed on your computer and make sure that the path to MATLAB is added betzinocasino. fr to the PATH system variable. If MATLAB is not installed, you need to install it.
Incorrect path to MATLAB: Make sure that the path to MATLAB is specified correctly in the file “mt_prep_snap.ini”.
Version Incompatibility: Make sure that the MATLAB version is compatible with the mt_prep_snap version.
If you are sure that the file “slc.par” exists and the path to MATLAB is specified correctly, try reinstalling mt_prep_snap. If the problem still remains, contact the mt_prep_snap software developers for help.
