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Jul 16, 2024, 10:23:41 PM7/16/24

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Had you by chance used also the snap2stamps package for the PSI data preparation? The current version needs adaptation to the SAR Stripmap datasets, as it was initially thought to the Sentinel-1 TOPSAR, but it is easy to adapt it.

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this is a common error, which occurs in regions with a high density of measurement points. I was not able to figure out why this is happening in detail. Anyway, I wrote a work around to avoid this included in the current version of the visualizer in the manual within the application, which you can find here:

thank you very much for providing the latest version.
In my case, the error occurs already in MATLAB before the csv is exported. But never mind, the point density is in case very high. I will try to reduce it in the weeding step.

I tried to see my sentinel-1 images PS points results while using this program, but ı got the same error about horzcat even if ı choose radius as 10000 m which contains all of my PS points inside. How can ı fix this problem ? Can you help me please ?

And also 1 more question; normally what ı want to do is; comparing some of my PS points vertical velocities with my levelling results. In my small working area, ı have many PS points and ı can already calculate these PS points vertical velocities and plot them in matlab and exported them in google map. But ı want to compare every single PS point vertical velocity with a levelling point vertical velocity which is close to this PS point according to levelling measurement times. Can ı do this in your program or do you have some suggestions for what ı want to do ?

To your second question. This is totally possible, but I would have to code some very specific options to do so. But by getting a usable output from Matlab as csv table, you can work with it in R to reach your goal. There are some packages which provide the functions you are looking for, like rgeos, maptools, spatstat, sp. I would love to add this feature to the app, but atm I am to busy with other tasks.