The nature of the movement is slow. There is not a sudden failure.
The materials provided here make suggestions for the variable configuration for cases with slow landslides. StaMPS/2_stamps_workflow.md · master · Matthias Schlögl / gis-blog · GitLab
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Thank you so much.
Please check the solution here: Error in SNAP - StaMPS processing of RS2 data: "Index in position 1 is invalid" - #23 by ttolhurst
Check this also,
Hi, unfortunately, it’s still showing the same error.
Have you installed these following commands,
for snaphu;
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install snaphu
for triangle:
sudo apt-get install triangle-bin
sudo apt-get install gawk
sudo apt-get install tcsh
sudo apt-get install Matlab-support
sudo apt-get make
sudo apt-get build-essential g++
I could not update:
sudo apt-get make
sudo apt-get build-essential g++
it says invalid operation
Use this,
sudo apt-get install make
sudo apt-get install build-essential g++
Thank you, I manage to install,
However, I still get the same error whenever I run MatLab.
Please forward the installation steps of stamps
Install StaMPS/MTI:
tar -xvf StaMPS v4.1b.tar
cd StaMPS v4.1b/src
make
make install
And I edited the StaMPS_CONFIG.bash file, finally source the file
I use the same method from the manual. Let me know if I need to make any additional steps.
Is there any error while running the mt_prep_snap command?
so far no error,
hi, Thank you, it worked.
But after my first step stamps(1,1) , i had an issue again.
when i use
ls *1.mat
Error using ls (line 47)
ps_plot(‘v-do’, ‘ts’);
it shows Error using load
oh ok good. Have you completed all the stamps(8,8) steps, without any error?
Hello, I am new to handling stamps and I follow the steps in PSI using SNAP_STAMPS tutorial 1 _Installation and preperation, but when I follow steps 1 and 2, the result is
, and I don’t know where the problem is. The second question is for Matlab. I download it on Windows 10 and then install it in Ubuntu. Is there a detailed explanation More clarification of the installation steps for Matlab and other programs in Ubuntu. Please help and excuse my ignorance. Thank you very much
Downloading packages on Windows often offers Windows *.exe or *.msi packages. Ubuntu packages usually have a .deb extension. Can you show us the name of the file you downloaded?
For Matlab/Ubuntu questions you should use Matlab/Ubuntu support and forums. – they have much deeper expertise and experience than you will find here.