Where are located the major parameters to export?: coherence, velocity...
Jose Pal
Dear all,
I tried to export the StaMPS results to a .csv file, but I didn't was successful in exporting a .csv with the common code of matlab, as I commented in this post:
I am trying to export the typical columns from .mat files.
I think I am close to understanding what variables I should export, however, I would like to verify with you if I am in the correct way.
Otherwise, if you can provide me with a better script to export the time series I thank you.
From my deductions, I think that:
- the time series of displacements for each interferogram are in the matrix "ph_mm" of the file ps_plot_ts_v-dao.mat.
- days of the interferogram (which I then semi-automatically converted in Excel to the format Dyyyymmdd) are in the matrix "day" of the file ps_plot_ts_v-dao.mat.
- for coherence I should use the matrix "coh_ps" found in pm2.mat.
- by one hand, for mean annual velocity, I think that I can use the second row of the matrix "m" of the mean_v.mat structure. However, for Sentinel 1, I converted it in an Excel sheet from radian/day to mm/year by multiplying by 27.5 (mm/pi)* 365 (d/year). Is this transformation correct?
- for standard dev, I don't know where I can find it. The first row of the matrix "m" is not exactly the standard deviation of the velocity, it is the master_APS + mean deviation from the model. But I do not understand what does it mean. Can I use this variable as a velocity error? What are its units? How can I interpret this variable with respect to the mean velocity? Can I obtain a daily, monthly or annual standard deviation of the velocity from this variable?
- On the other hand, I think I found the velocity and standard deviation of the velocity as the matrices mean_v and mean_v_std
Please, can agree or disagree with each of my deductions above?
There is a document where i can find the meaning of each of the exporting results by the StaMPS steps?
Thank you in advance for helping me with this constructive questions.
José