I have read a lot text about PS inSNAP, and the datasets are processed by StaMPS,I want to know whether SNAP can do MTI(Multi-Temporal InSAR ),is there any Tutorials to help me.I need your help
regarding traditional DInSAR, the principle stays the same. You compute interferograms and analyze the displacement between different image pairs. Some topics on this:
- Urban subsidence steps( wok flow) with sentinel 1 or radarsat data
- How to create time series of DEMs?
- Coregistered SLC stack for Envisat
- Perpendicular baseline chart
- Time Series Generation of velocity using Different Masters
A tutorial is given here:
https://eo-college.org/resources/insar_deformation/
Regarding Persistent Scatterer Interferometry, we compiled all useful information here: About the STaMPS category
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SNAP also supports generation of multi-temporal coherence-series which some call multi-temporal InSAR.
Hello everyone. I want to do a dinsar with multiple images. I know that we can only use two images at a time but how should I do insar for one year’s data. I have 26 images (don’t want to do SBAS and PS right now) and want to make a time series of deformation. I used the stacking tool to find my master image. should I make the interferograms based on this image? or instead, when I have two images (at a time), should I use the first date as the master and the second date as the slave?
This tutorial suggests how to combine multiple images for displacement mapping using traditional DInSAR: https://eo-college.org/resource/insar_deformation/
Basically you create displacement products from subsequent images: 1-2 2-3 3-4 and so on. Then you stack them and combine them to a time-series. This is shown in the last few slides of this documentation.
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Thank you so much ABraun. I have another question. since SNAP is open source, where can I get the equations used for processing SAR in SNAP. Sorry I’m a total beginner ;(
Have a look here: https://github.com/senbox-org
@ABraun The page has been removed & the document is not there now.
you’re right - I updated the link
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Hello ABraun, I hope it’s ok to reply to you on this thread. I would like to create a coherence time-series to identify changes in vegetation structure (not ground deformation). Would this tutorial still apply, or could you recommend other literature?
basically yes. You drive coherence (instead of the interferogram) and stack the results to compare them.
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Hello ABraun,
please. I would like to know if it is right to save only those files (attached to the image) as a result of the unwrapped phase of the interferograms so that I can stack them later for time series purposes.
Best regards
yes, these are the ones you need for the import (keep both but select the hdr file).
But the import also needs the product which was used for the export as well.
thank you for your answer
After importing and generating the unwrapped phase of my image, is this(attached) the output I will need for the time series?
no, you can delete the export folder after successful import.
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I appreciate your assistance
thank you very much
