Okay, thank you!
I have read that another reason the SLC products can be useful is that they contain the phase information, which could potentially be used for interferometry for measuring heights of things such as plants. However I read another discussion in this forum suggesting that the Sentinel-1 data isn’t very useful for that because of the comparatively long time delay between successive image acquisitions and maybe because of heterogeneity of ground cover within each individual pixel. So do you think it’s not worth trying to do that and would be better just to look at the backscatter values over time?