How to prepare Sentinel-1 images stack for PSI/SBAS in SNAP

我也遇到這樣,你可以在bin資料夾內進行,使用一樣的語法,我是這樣成功的,不過結果的檔案會在bin裡面。
./mt_prep_snap 20160121 /StaMPS/Insar_master_data 0.4 2 2 50 200
目錄不要設絕對路徑(不要有D:/開頭,直接/data catalog)

我试一下你是那哪里人呢?

应该用 /cydgdrive/d…/Insar_master_data吗?

我來自台灣~請多指教
我使用cygwin跑完mt_prep_snap後,開啟matlab就無法再繼續了。(無法更改matlabrc目錄,困擾很久)
之後我使用ubuntu16跟matlab2014a 有成功跑完整個流程。

如果你的data是放在這路徑的資料夾,那就是囉


这个permission denied你遇到过吗?

if your command line “finds” the command after you type it in, it is fine. If you are using SNAP, you only need to set and install stamps, snaphu and triangle.

不知道有没有人在cygwin成功跑完整个流程呢,不想安装ubutu16啊,太难了!

ok,thank you?I wonder anyone who have finish the entire workflow in windows system

要先cd /Stamps/bin
再輸入./mt_prep…

ok,我想在我的数据文件夹下执行,不想在bin处理,可以吗?

就是Insar_master_data下

我遇到的是無法在data裡進行,但在bin可以,給你參考

你好,我执行了mt_prep_gamma,出现如下错误:
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cygwin64下执行命令要加bash,还有就是
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这个图片里的路径对不对,帮我看一下

i use the mt_prep_gamma_snap shared by FeiLiu,but many erros:
“unexpected symbol error (”

are your errors due to : permission denied ?

If so, please find where that file is : which mt_prep_gamma_snap
and then do : chmod +x full path (full path you should get from the command above)

Please try and let us know

I have solved the permission problem
but another error ocurres:mt_prep_gamma line 56 :unexpected syntax error“exit(4)”

Sorry but without more information I cannot help more.
I normally use it on linux (no cygwin) and if all paths are set up correctly it should work.
Had you compiled the source files on StaMPS folder?

Not sure if you have followed all the steps before trying to execute staff…
mt_prep_gamma_snap is a csh script but it internally calls binaries that should had compiled beforehand.

please go to the stampsfolder/src
and do:

  1. make
  2. make install

and then try to execute again the mt_prep_gamma_snap command with the correspondent parameters

Let us know

when i install Stamps according the Manual,I had excuted the step (make and make install)you said

is it also correctly include in the path? That means, can you call those functions?