Steffan Davies

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> But this is the recent PyPI version for now. GitHub version is in the alpha stage and I change some function calls to allow a single-pixel accuracy for PS...

> Yes, actually, I've fixed lots of issues in the github version last days. And you are right, ps_parallel does not work for multiple subswaths (it's easy to fix). About...

> @SteffanDavies GMTSAR subswath merging is not single-pixel accurate, and it introduces inconsistencies in PSI processing. Although we may not detect the shift in output products, the azimuthal accuracy of...

> @SteffanDavies You can check the recent commit [030325a](https://github.com/mobigroup/gmtsar/commit/030325a1983fad9394d564a88da78e0f78918edc) in PyGMTSAR2 for performance evaluation on your hardware using the attached notebook: [phasediff.ipynb.zip](https://github.com/mobigroup/gmtsar/files/12794968/phasediff.ipynb.zip) Please share your processed notebook in PDF (printable)...

I was having some issues setting up but I noticed you no longer import SBAS from pygmtsar

Help command for S1.scan_slc() function listing "basedir" as argument despite being unrecognized. ![image](https://github.com/mobigroup/gmtsar/assets/50405969/56d578e4-569a-4e13-a23b-616a22a3b29c)

![Screenshot from 2024-01-06 01-45-24](https://github.com/mobigroup/gmtsar/assets/50405969/4e5e7174-bf71-44b2-91ff-cd471b8d50f2) 1 - Relatively stable area (red) 2 - Known subsidence area (green) 3 - Known extreme subsidence area (blue)

> For the Gastein Valley, I used some ground data to identify stable and moving points. While these may not be highly accurate, they are sufficient for comparison. To validate...

> For the single-pixel plots mentioned above, I am referring to the PS correlation mask in the time series. But the correlation mask given in the notebook example is the...

> This is not an expected orbit, use the configuration below to download the correct one: > > ``` > from datetime import timedelta > ASF.poeorb_start_offset = timedelta(seconds=(12 * 86400.0)...