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Last Post 23 Oct 2015 05:48 PM by  anon
Coregistration / Persistent Scatterers
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23 Oct 2015 05:48 PM
    Dear Colleagues: I want to first coregister all TerraSAR-X SLC data by SARscape(5.0)->Basic->Coregistration before putting them into SARscape(5.0)->Interferometric Stacking->Persistent Scatterers. Finally, I got the correct SLC by visual checking. As we know, the normal and temporal baselines are necessary in interferometric processing. However, these coregistered SLC data lose their original information about normal and temporal baselines. When I use SARscape(5.0)->Interferometry->Baseline Estimation, I always got unreasonable normal baseline and 0 day of temporal baseline in each InSAR pair. I suppose the SML files are modified as unexpected. I have to run several Persistent Scatterres (PS) cases containing different SLC data. My concern is that even I input the geographic coordinates there, maybe I would get different image sizes of PS products (cc/vel/height), e.g., 4999x4999 vs 5000vs5000, because each PS case has its own reference data. I was thinking of pre-coregistration might be a better solution. Look forward to see your comments. Thank you very much in advance. Chia-Hsiang Yang

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    04 Nov 2015 03:27 PM
    <p>SARscape's Persistent Scatterer tool performs a coregistration to the super master as one of the first step. It does not allow you to provide previously coregistered data, because, as you've discovered, once you coregister the data, the orbital information stored in the metadata for those files no longer applies. I think a better approach to end up with results that have the same size is to perform all of your PS analyses, and then clip them to have the same dimensions. You should be able to enter all of the georeferenced output from your PS analyses into ENVI's Layer Stacking tool to end up with a dataset that contains each PS result as a separate "band" in a "multi-band" file, with the same orientation, resolution, and dimensions.</p> <p>Regards,</p> <p>Peg</p>

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    17 Nov 2015 03:02 AM
    <p>Dear Peg:</p> <p>&nbsp; &nbsp; Thank you very much for your response. I would have a try based on your description. It seems that Layer Stacking only accepts georeferenced files. Anyway Let me try and see if my requirement can be achieved.&nbsp;</p> <p>Best regards,</p> <p>Chia-Hsiang Yang&nbsp;</p>
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