PSI using SNAP-STaMPS workflow in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

[Nizar]

Thank you so much.

[nava]

Hi everyone, can someone help me with this problem? your help is much appreciated.

[ABraun]

Please check the solution here: Error in SNAP - StaMPS processing of RS2 data: "Index in position 1 is invalid" - #23 by ttolhurst

[suribabu]

Check this also,

New StaMPS release (4.1-beta)

You may try with this function I have modified time ago. I hope it works for you. ps_load_initial_gamma.m (7.2 KB) It should be used on the stamps step 1. So before you override the current one on the stamps_v4.1b/matlab/ please make a backup. Then please run again the command stamps(1,1) so you re-run step1 to use this function Let me know if this helps

[nava]

Hi, unfortunately, it’s still showing the same error.

[suribabu]

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++

[nava]

@suribabu

sudo apt-get make

I could not update:
sudo apt-get make
sudo apt-get build-essential g++

it says invalid operation

[suribabu]

Use this,
sudo apt-get install make
sudo apt-get install build-essential g++

[nava]

Thank you, I manage to install,

However, I still get the same error whenever I run MatLab.

[suribabu]

Please forward the installation steps of stamps

[nava]

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.

[suribabu]

Is there any error while running the mt_prep_snap command?

[nava]

so far no error,

[suribabu]

OK. Try this below stamps code once.

GitHub - dbekaert/StaMPS: Stanford Method for Persistent Scatterers

[nava]

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

[suribabu]

oh ok good. Have you completed all the stamps(8,8) steps, without any error?

[SHAM]

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

[gnwiii]

@SHAM

The second question is for Matlab. I download it on Windows 10 and then install it in Ubuntu.

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?

@SHAM

Is there a detailed explanation More clarification of the installation steps for Matlab and other programs in Ubuntu.

For Matlab/Ubuntu questions you should use Matlab/Ubuntu support and forums. – they have much deeper expertise and experience than you will find here.

[SHAM]

@gnwiii

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

Thanks for your reply and accepting help. I downloaded Ubuntu 20.04 LTS from Microsoft Store but I can’t find the file name

[gnwiii]

@SHAM

Thanks for your reply and accepting help. I downloaded Ubuntu 20.04 LTS from Microsoft Store but I can’t find the file name

It would help to know the Matlab package name under the assumption that you have a working Ubuntu WSL installation and have downloaded a Matlab package using Windows, but have a problem installing the package in Ubuntu.