snap2stamps is ready to work with SNAP (v6.0), a bit old, but one day it will be updated.
As you claim to be using SNAP 8, my main question is… had you prepared/modified the needed lines on the coreg_ifg graph used?
Not sure if you get something from SERCO or from the snap2stamps github repository or zenodo package.
The ESD operator got an update already in SNAP 7, so the graph xml is slightly different.
I invite you to search in the forum as the solution is somewhere indicated.
Hi, dear ABraun…when I set IW in the config file of snap2stamps workflow to IW1, I get this error! what is the reason for that?? it is worth mentioning when I work on IW2 and IW3 subswathes everything is ok.
Dear All, I have used snap2stamps many times with success (Ubuntu 16.04). After I take a break of 9 months I returned and found that the final step (stamps_export) did not complete. I read somewhere here on the forum that I need to upgrade to SNAP v8, but this did not work (even splitting_slaves.py failed). So I returned back to SNAP v6 and now I have the following error in the coreg_ifg_topsar.
There is not relation in the sense that snap2stamps depends on python 2.7 (and some libraries explained in the manual) and SNAPv6. With both requirements you can use snap2stamps in Mac, Linux and WIndows
snap2stamps was working fine 9 months ago (Ubuntu 16.04, Snap v6 and Python 2.7). Something happened while I was away, now I am having the above issues, first with stamps_export hanging, now with coreg_ifg_topsar. Should I clean install to a newer version of Linux, Python and SNAP, or continue to try and fix my current Ubuntu 16.04 install? Thanks!