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Last Post 23 Jul 2018 08:11 AM by  Peg Shippert
Error Code 50000 PROCESS CANCELLED
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Juan Garatachia



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13 Jul 2018 06:53 PM
    Hi, I have trying to process Sentinel 1 images with SBAS algorithm, I was able to get to Fist Inversion Step, so in this step after a time, appears a error mesagge wich indicates that the process has been cancelled. I have investigated in the error catalogue, so, the result is that when this code appears it means that the user cancells the process or a parallel process has been started in other window. Neither is my case. Can someone guide me about it? Thank´s

    Peg Shippert



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    16 Jul 2018 07:17 AM
    Can you tell us which version of SARscape you are working in?

    Juan Garatachia



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    20 Jul 2018 10:57 AM
    Hi. Yes, the version of SARSCAPE is 5.2 and the version of ENVI is 5.3

    Peg Shippert



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    23 Jul 2018 08:11 AM
    I think the best thing to try, if it is possible for you, is to upgrade to a more current version of SARscape. The SARscape developers have made many improvements to the SBAS processing in the past several releases. It seems likely that one of these improvements may resolve this problem. Also, there is a new release coming in the next few months (probably), that will involve a complete rewrite of SBAS. So when that is available, I would highly recommend trying that version to see if it resolves this issue.

    If that is not possible, I'm afraid that it is not at all clear what might have caused the error message you are getting. It could be a wide variety of things. A developer would probably need to take a look at your data, and try processing it in the new version to figure out what is going wrong. And if a fix is required, that would most likely be provided for the current or next release. That is one of the advantages of having a current maintenance contract.

    I'm sorry that I can't be more help.

    Best,

    Peg
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