This is from the original image right?? i have done this only and have got a split image of 7 bursts… My doubt is that y i cant further split from the split image rather than the original image…?
Yes,
But why you replicate the same process two times, you could do all at once, as I explained in my example,
From the error you get, I guess this operator is working only with multi sub-swath, to get splited the image to single burst, or multi bursts,
Yes i do understand that, the thing is i dont have my original image and i have only the split image. So i thought of sorting a way to subset or split the split image further, so that i could reduce some time…
But i find now that it is not possible without the original image…
Download again the original image, and if it’s offline you could order it again,
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yes… that is the only option left with now… Thank you…
to calculate the vertical displacement, should be used the local incidence angle or the angle of incidence from the ellipsoid ?
Hi everyone 
I have finished Stamps (8,8).
But before I visualize the results, I want to limit the area that will be displayed, how to do it?
What command should I use? and would you give an example of the number coordinate format entered in the command?
Thanks in advance 
This should be done in earlier steps in SNAP, By subsetting the AOI,
It can also be done at the plotting stage, just by following the plotting options provided within the ps_plot.m stamps script
Hi @berzata,
If you read StaMPS manual or the ps_plot usage you will find what you are looking for.
No need to start everything from scratch. I think these are good news for you
Some of the plotting options 
BACKGROUND = -1 outputs the data to a .mat file instead of plotting
0, black background, lon/lat axes
1, white background, lon/lat axes (default)
2, shaded relief topo, lon/lat axes
3, 3D topo, lon/lat axes
4, mean amplitude image
5, mean amplitude image, brightness showing through PS
6, white background, xy axis (rotated lon/lat)
PHASE_LIMS = 1x2 vector with colormap limits (or 0 for default)
defaults to the range of the plotted phase
REF_IFG = number of interferogram to reference to - defaults to 0 (master)
-1 for incremental referencing
IFG_LIST = list of interferograms to plot - defaults to [] (all)
N_X = maximum number of images to plot per row
defaults to 0 (find optimum based on image size)
CBAR_FLAG = colorbar flag - defaults to 0 (plot on master, if plotted)
1 = don't plot a colorbar
2 = plot a colorbar underneath
TEXTSIZE = size of date text in points - defaults to 0 (best)
+ve size plots a top (default), -ve size plots at bottom
TEXTCOLOR = 1x3 color vector - default white or black depending on BACKGROUND
LON_RG = longitude range - defaults to [] (whole image)
LAT_RG = latitude range - defaults to [] (whole image)
'ts' = produce time series plot on user click over velocity plots.
the position of this switch is not important.
Note needs to be SM (v-option) of SB inverted to SM
time-series (V-option)
'ifg i' = only for 'a_p' show the topopgraphy correlated aps correction
for the ith interferogram for all spatial bands. Note that
the definition of ifg_list changes the spatial bands for this option.
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I feel so relieved 
But, can I limit the area that I will display using shapefile or kml files?
Surely you can, but then it should be you to explore how to use this using matlab commands.
Again, StaMPS has a command call ps_gescatter, that you would like to explore.
I hope this helps.
OK.
In the manual I found a way to determine the subset of areas that I will display for visualization:
but where should I put the longitude and latitude value?
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in the example
28.6 is the min longitude
28.9 is the max longitude
41.2 is the min latitude
41.27 is the max latitude
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oh i got it, thanks
I worked on the stamps (1,1) to stamps (8,8) yesterday.
then I plot the results the next day, today, and when I open matlab I immediately enter the ps_plot command.
is it permissible if I enter the ps_plot command directly without first entering the stamps (1,1) to stamps (8,8)?
yes, if the data was already processed, you can directly plot.
In the latest version, there is also a variable end_step which tells you to which is the last completed step for each patch.
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okay, this is my plot with command:
ps_plot(‘v-d’,1,0,0,, 0, 0, 0,, [107.46 107.75], [-6.86 -6.78],‘ts’)
How do I convert it to CSV format?
Hi. I hope you are doing well. I would like to use your developed package but in the step of installing some dependent packages using “install_packages.R”, I faced some errors as follows:
I am a user of a server and going to put and install them in “/usr/local” address.
Could you please guide me to fix them?!
Okay i got it thanks @falahfakhri
After I get the results on Stamps-Visualizer, can I do map-layout on arcgis?
because the results of this study are for the purposes of my thesis.
Thanks in advance
