SchmidL
November 11, 2019, 8:37am
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Hi,
From a SLC simulation I get complex matrices and I like to use SNAP for some initial analysis.
But unfortunately, I cannot even coregister my SLC’s for the later interferometric processing.
So how can I process my simulated SLC’s (loaded as complex binary) and what preparations are needed to do so?
Would you please to clarify , what do you mean? In order to guide you.
SchmidL
November 12, 2019, 4:39pm
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Hi, okay I try to clarify myself. This are the following steps I’d like to perform:
My Simulation produces SLCs, [nxm, complex number]
Save these as complex binary
Load complex binary into SNAP
Perfom filtering/processing (e.g. Goldstein-filtering, or coregistration for later interferommetry computation)
The question is now:
What are the parameter of the binary file? (BSQ, BIL, datetype, big/little endian,…)
How to load them into SNAP, how do I define as SAR product?
How create inteferometric pair, when no location information is available (assumption: all SLC where taken at the same location - zero baseline)
Hope it’s a bit clearer
Thanks for the clarification, but I’m sorry I didn’t do it in this way.
SchmidL
November 13, 2019, 8:41am
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Okay, thank you. Did you do it in another way? I’m still in the phase of finding the right pipline.