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To use the TOPS or Stripmap stack processors you need to:
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1- Install ISCE as usual
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2- Depending on which stack processor you need to try, add the path of the folder containing the python scripts to your $PATH environment variable as follows:
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- to use the topsStack for processing a stack of Sentinel-1 tops data add the full path of your "contrib/stack/topsStack" to your $PATH environemnt variable
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- to use the stripmapStack for processing a stack of Stripmap data, add the full path of your "contrib/stack/stripmapStack" to your $PATH environemnt variableu
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NOTE:
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The stack processors do not show up in the install directory of your isce software. They can be found in the isce source directory.
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Important Note:
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There might be conflicts between topsStack and stripmapStack scripts (due to comman names of different scripts). Therefore users MUST only have the path of one stack processor in their $PATH environment at a time, to avoid conflicts between the two stack processors.
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